<p>I'm a US/UK citizen currently enrolled in the United States with a 3.8 GPA double majoring in Philosophy and Russian Literature with minors in French, German, International Business, and Political Science. I want to go back to London and pursue my international human rights law specialisation. Is this worthwhile or should I attempt to attend a proper law school in the United States? I don't really have a strong desire to practise in the States, but would it be worth it to attend in the UK?</p>
<p>“I don’t really have a strong desire to practise in the States”</p>
<p>I do not know enough about UK law to answer what is better if you go there but based on your comment I would recommend against attending a US law school. Having a US law degree does not get you admitted as a lawyer in the UK and vice versa.</p>
<p>With a 3.8 GPA you could likely get offers from Oxford or Cambridge (you cannot apply to both), LSE and UCL. </p>
<p>It’s cheaper to attend law school in the UK than in the US, if that makes any difference. </p>
<p>You can attend a UK law school and become qualified in the US, specifically NY State and California.</p>