How can i finish college and law school early

Question

Im a sophmore in High school

Answer 1

study hard

Answer 2

Leave 1/2 hour before class ends every day.  This will add up over time, and you'll graduate before all your friends (though maybe not as smart.)  

The other option that I would suggest would be to get a time machine and set it for fast-forward.  This could be expensive, though.  Time machines don't come cheap.  (On the other hand, once you're a lawyer- who cares!)

You could also send a look-a-like to class, in your place.  That way, you could avoid going to class altogether.  You'd have lots of free time to do other things like; learn the value of time well spent, or learn that good things come to those who wait; or learn that nothing comes for free; or learn that a stitch in time saves nine; or learn that beer bongs work better when you're upside-down.

Hope this helps!  Good luck!!!

Answer 3

You can finish college early in any course by going to summer classes or criss-cross colleges.  But never in law.  It must be finished in 4 years or more but not less than 4 years

Answer 4

Start now by taking harder classes. Do not take classes that make an easy grade. Your first goal is to be accepted into a good college that will allow you to get into a good law school. Then start taking AP classes as soon as you can. These classes can provide you with credit for college classes so that you can start out your first year of college possibly as a sophomore. Also look into dual credit opportunities, ask your guidance counselor at your high school.

Answer 5

Start taking college courses in high school. During my junior and senior year in high school, I was able to take courses at a community college and they counted as college course, as well as, high school credit. I only had to go in for like 3 or 4 periods for high school and I was almost a year ahead when I graduated high school going into college. Talk to your advisor. Law school, I'm not sure if you can finish it early but if you finish your undergrad in 3 years, then 3 years of law school its not bad. I'm applying for law school in a couple months so good luck with everything.

Answer 6

Well u have to be a accelerant student.

U need to prove u can get a A+ grade al the time. nd hav gud work habits.

Hope i helped  

Answer 7

It is possible to do law school with 3 years of university and then once you graduate law school you are awarded your bachelors degree. This will cut one year off of going to school (3 years university + 3 years law school). However to go this route you will need to have an exemplary GPA and a strong LSAT score most likely 155+ . Otherwise law school will take 7 years (4 years bachelors and 3 years law school).

Answer 8

RICK ROLL ALL OFTHEM, that will show them all you mean buisness