<p>Well, I ended up going to the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. I got accepted to their accelerated management/law program. This is a 3 year program for a B.S. in management. This also came with an auto-acceptance to Albany Law School, if I choose to go there. However, it looks like most students in this program end up going to Cornell, Columbia, and other schools as well. What type of job/type of law could I work with? It seems like this is a nice business and law program that provides you with two powerful degrees. If I do not fare well in this program, I wonder if I could have many opportunities just graduating from Albany. Right now I am hoping to do well these 3 years, so I can go on to a top 10 law school.</p>
<p>Anxiety about the future is high in youth. It tends to lesson as we grow older, which is one of the compensations in life for expanding waistlines and diminished stamina.</p>
<p>Life isn't like a book. We can't skip a few chapters ahead and tell you how it's going to turn out.</p>
<p>Right now, your options are virtually limitless. That's where you want to be your freshman year of college. You may find yourself doing virtually any kind of job a few years down the road. If you continue to desire to practice law, you may find yourself practicing any kind of law.</p>
<p>"Farther along we'll know all about it.
Farther along we'll understand why.
Cheer up, my brother, live in the sunlight.
We'll understand it all by and by."</p>
<p>Greybeard, well said my friend.</p>
<p>Thanks guys, I know this. I am just wondering what a management degree and a JD can do career wise. I am in the research stage, I just want to learn about the different fields of law. I did this with medicine. I found out that wasn't for me. I am slowly weeding out careers that are not right for me. I may end up not being a lawyer, but as of now I just want to explore the different types of law.</p>
<p>anyone else? bump.....</p>
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<p>Greybeard is a wise old man. Heed his words.</p>