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How to Raise A Lawyer
If you want your child to grow up to become a lawyer, the process starts at home! To get into law school, your child will need to get their undergraduate degree first. Usually, getting into a competitive undergraduate program will help prepare a person to get into a good law school.
In order to get into competitive schools, your child needs to have strong grades in high school. As parents, you can help your child achieve these grades in a number of ways. First, teach them from an early age that school is important. Don't make it their whole life, but help them understand that it is a major responsibility and that they need to put their best effort in.
If you notice that your child is struggling in a particular subject, get them help sooner rather than later. There are plenty of options out there for tutors, both online and in-person. In-person tutors can be cheaper, but you will have to find the time to take your child to and from the tutor's home. Sometimes, you can find a tutor who will be willing to meet with your child at their school, after school hours.
Teaching your child responsibility is also an important step towards them becoming a lawyer. One easy way to do this is to assign your child chores. Even a young child can do simple chores, like cleaning up their room and making their bed. Older children can help with cleaning and yard work.
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