If I don finish the masters degree by the time I finish law school, how does that affect my summer employment during law school and permanent employment after law school?
Most students in our dual-degree programs must go an extra semester or year to finish the master’s degree, though sometimes it might be possible to finish both degrees in three years depending on the program. Some dual-degree students obtain employment with one firm or organization during the summer after second year of law school, and with another firm or organization during the summer after graduation from law school. Some work at the same firm or organization during both of those summers. Please talk to a CDO counselor about the best way to structure your job search for both summers. After graduation from law school, some students begin full-time employment with the employer they worked for during one or both of those summers after they finish the master’s degree. Others search for employment with a different employer. If your master’s program allows you to finish part time, and if that school has night classes (and you are staying in Boston), then it may be possible to begin workin
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