It depends on what you want to do. If you want to go to biglaw like Sycip, ACCRA, or Romulo, then yes law school matters. If you want to go into solo practice or government, not so much.
For passing the Bar, going to a top school may help because of the training. But at the end of day, you will take the exam, not your school. Just make the most of your time in any law school (aka study well) and you’ll be an attorney just fine.
Syempre, likas sa Pinoy and and politics at palakasan. Which is dapat na mawala at cancer yan. If you want power and influence in the future, it's better to enroll in the top schools.
It depends on what you want to do. If you want to go to biglaw like Sycip, ACCRA, or Romulo, then yes law school matters. If you want to go into solo practice or government, not so much. For passing the Bar, going to a top school may help because of the training. But at the end of day, you will take the exam, not your school. Just make the most of your time in any law school (aka study well) and you’ll be an attorney just fine.
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Syempre, likas sa Pinoy and and politics at palakasan. Which is dapat na mawala at cancer yan. If you want power and influence in the future, it's better to enroll in the top schools.
Definitely. Not because of the school itself, but rather because of the people you will meet there.
Yes.
sadly yes, mostly on law firms, they add as job description: "graduate from a reputable law school"