Q&A: College courses to take when preparing to be an attorney?

Question by youfoundme: College courses to take when preparing to be an attorney?
All advice would be helpful! I am specifically looking at which FOREIGN LANGUAGE I should be studying? I studied Spanish in high teach but don’t remember a lot in this area it. I am going to college now and have the options of Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Latin, or Greek.

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Answer by ownpool
Deliberate Latin. Learning Latin improves logical thinking and English vocabulary and grammar, which is analyzed differently than it is in English classes.

If you plot to practice in a Spanish-speaking community, continue with Spanish.

If you want to practice international business law, deliberate Japanese, but in most cases it will not be worth the effort as it is a very hard language for those whose first language is English and who do not know Chinese.

If you are not particularly interested in languages and all you need to do is to discharge the college’s language requirement, taking one year of Spanish may be the best choice if one year of college Spanish will be sufficient for this purpose.

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