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Princeton


Question Posted Friday October 19 2007, 9:37 pm


I've always wanted to go to Princeton and be a lawyer but now I found out Princeton doesn't offer law! I'm so angry!! What other IVY league colleges over law? Oh and if I'm wrong about the Princeton thing, correct me. :]

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LagunaBabe answered Saturday October 20 2007, 6:09 pm:
Unfortunately, Princeton doesn't have a law school. But some other Ivy league Colleges that do offer law...Harvard, Columbia, Yale, Cornell and Stanford.

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brokenheart456 answered Saturday October 20 2007, 2:12 pm:
I know Harvard is an ivy school with a law program. Columbia also is an ivy league, and is rated third best on this list of law schools:
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and no, princeton does not have a law program. it used to a long time ago when it was first established. so you were correct. read more about it here:

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hope i helped =)

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