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What's law school like? I'm thinking about going to law school next year. Can you tell me about your experiences as a law student, what was your area of expertise, what you liked and what you didn't like? Is there something I can do to prepare for law school, besides take the LSAT and read avidly? Are there things you wish you would have known or done before going into law school? Thanks! ... (Asked by bekah)
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You've progressed a long way down the road to law school. You've learned how to gain admission to a program that fits your needs. You've explored how to find the money to pay for your legal education. But you may still have many questions. What's law school really like? Will my investment be worth it? Of course, your own answers to these questions lie in the future. In the meantime, however, you can read all about it and talk to people who have been there, done that. Wake-up Call The first year of law school is not for fair-weather enthusiasts. There ...(Answered by Joe)

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what should I learn to get the expertise needed in the advertising field ? ... (Asked by daf)
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There are three 3 major educational disciplines to advertising. Marketing and research, Writing, and art. Depending on what sector you wish to follow pursue college level training in it. Major in creative writing or journalism, Marketing and Business Management, or Graphic design or video production. The next step is a little trickier in that you need to develop a portfolio. Internships can help, but you won't get paid very much if anything, Another tack is to try to get a part time job on a local newspaper or college newspaper. Additionally, a good way to build your portfolio is to offer to ...(Answered by rehobothbeachgui)

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What should I study in college if I want to career in US trade policy? Currently, I am an engineering student who just finished his first quarter. I like engineering, but I am way more interested in trade policy and such (some people think its boring, but I eat if for breakfast). What should I major in if I want to possibly be a legislator and expertise in trade policy? ... (Asked by Bobby D)
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You should major in business. I am not sure what concentrations are offered in the business curriculum at your school. Some focus on small business or entrepreneurship which would not be for you. You need one that focuses on large enterprise. Talk to your guidance counselor about your minor. It will depend on what you specifically want to do. As a legislator it would be beneficial if you minor in a foreign language, however you may want to minor in economics and just take a foreign language as your elective. Another choice of ...(Answered by ÜFÖ)

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What major would I be better off in at Syracuse University? I am a focussed and motivated student at Syracuse University. I have the chance to be a Finance, Accounting, and Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises triple major in the Whitman School of Management, which is ranked 42nd in the country by BusinessWeek.com. Or, I have the choice to be a Public Relations, Television Radio Film (Management), or Advertising (Management) major in the SI Newhouse Communications School, which is one of the top schools in the country. Whichever choice I take, I feel may change my life down the road one way or another. I am not so passionate one way or ... (Asked by ztim21)
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Boston College clearly ranks higher than Syracuse overall and if you ever wanted to go on to grad school including MBA or law school, you would be MUCH better off if you graduated from BC. If you stay at Syracuse, their communications school is clearly one of their best assets. The TRF sounds like it combines your interest in communications with your interest in management. There are going to be lots of changes in the media field in the upcoming decade with the growth of high speed internet and user generated content. This could be a very hot ...(Answered by sfox1_72)

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Nurses,CNAs, or nursing students only:How do you get over by grossed out with cleaning up poop from patients? Unless you are a health professional or have expertise in healthcare please dont answer this. I am tired of getting smart a.s.s. answers and if I receive any I will report the abuse. Sorry guys I just want a serious answer and I have been receiving awful ones when I have a serious question. Ok so back to the question, to complete any nursing program its something you are going to have to deal with at some time and I was just wondering what everyone else did to deal with cleaning poop off of patients. I get so grossed out ... (Asked by Sweetask)
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Honestly you never really get over it, you just get use to it. BUT REMEMBER as gross as it may seem ALWAYS breath through your mouth. Block off air flow through your nose and breath through your mouth. You cant taste it and you cant smell it Ive been doing this for a while now and you just get use to it....(Answered by mtmiddleton)

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Dose anyone know a good school in CA for Computer Science/Information Technology Expertise? i need to know so that i can study to become a fbi member ... (Asked by lil g)
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You want to do Comp Sci and then go on to FBI school? Well, Stanford, Harvey Mudd, Cal Tech, and Berkeley are all really good in that area. Stanford's ranked #2 in the country according to US News....(Answered by Linkin)

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In the long run, when studying is it better to focus on one area of expertise or diversify yourself? I am nearly finished my degree and I didnt really focus on one area, I kinda switched all over the place. Most of my fellow students focused on one coutry like China or Japan but I didnt pick one country I focused on all of South East Asia (I am doing a International Relations degree). So which is better, to know a little about alot or alot about a little? ... (Asked by Travis)
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Having a broad foundation or background seems like a strength for your area because in time you will probably continue to become more focused on specific aspects of International Relations as you get started in your career. After all, if your degree is "International" and you only focus on a single country, then that would be like focusing on American Studies and only looking at Pennsylvania. The world is increasingly complex. Being well read and broadly educated and keeping your interest in diverse topics, people, and places will make you a winner in the years to come. Good luck! I ...(Answered by szivesen)

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What should I study in college if I want to career in US trade policy? Currently, I am an engineering student who just finished his first quarter. I like engineering, but I am way more interested in trade policy and such (some people think its boring, but I eat if for breakfast). What should I major in if I want to possibly be a legislator and expertise in trade policy? ... (Asked by Bobby D)
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If you want to be a legislator, prepare to go to law schools. Lawyers seem to win elections more than people from any other profession. Good pre-law majors include history, political science, philosophy, and English. However, if you want to specialize in trade policy, an economics degree would really help you achieve that goal. So, if I were you, I would double major in economics (to get you to understand trade) and history, philosophy, or English (to help you prepare for the writing, research, and debate you'll do in Law School)....(Answered by Charles Fahringer)

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asap help biology questions? Peer review of data refers to which of the following? QUESTION ANSWERS 1. Persons who have medical degrees will review the material 2.Persons who have Ph.D. review the material 3.Persons who have no background in the area will review the material 4 Persons who have expertise in a specific area will review the material 5. Persons who come from the same University will review the material Your uncle who has ... (Asked by SWEETnessA)
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hey as long as he is cured, what do u care? just kidding ;) I think its 2. Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medical technique for unblocking chi (ch'i or qi) by inserting needles at particular points on the body to balance the opposing forces of yin and yang. Chi is an energy that allegedly permeates all things. It is believed to flow through the body along 14 main pathways called meridians. When yin and yang are in harmony, chi flows freely within the body and a person is healthy. When a person is sick, diseased, or injured, there is ...(Answered by devilish)

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