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I feel you should go for a JD whatsoever (unless money is a a real concern for you). I guess we are still too young to decide whether we would want to practice in HK or in US at this age. J.D. is a real degree that opens up many doors ahead of you. If you think you can retake your LSAT (I dunno what LSAT medians are there for 50-100 LSs) then retake it; if you feel your LSAT scores do not indicate your abilities to study Law, just go ahead and apply for schools since you can still transfer after your 1L year. Everyone says the legal market is shrinking in recent years, but who could predict the future? I have many American friends with a top 30 JD degree go jobless, conversely, they know many International students (mainly Chinese and Indians) who succeed in NYC Big Law firms. .Dk;?,j4K
Di/K H"xKX留学,考试,TOEFL,GRE,GMAT,IELTS,SAT,VISA,文书,签证,论坛,出国,申请,美国,英国,欧洲,加拿大,USAAnyways I would not recommend you apply for a LLM just for pragmatic reasons. Professional school has been very pragmatic anyways.寄托家园@:`} J%TU&Sx!j0c
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