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pre·law

 (prē′lô′)
adj.
Preparing for or relating to the studies that prepare one for the study of law.
n.
A course of study or curriculum intended to prepare a student for law school.
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In Pennsylvania, the prelaw implementation period had an MME per prescription a little higher than 200, which leveled off at around 200 during the postintervention period.
NORMAN The University of Oklahoma College of Law was recognized as one of the top law schools in the nation for international law by National Jurist's preLaw Magazine.
Charleston is an adjunct faculty member in the higher education doctoral program at Edgewood College and an elected member of the Midwest Association of Prelaw Advisors Executive Board.
He will further present how to enhance prelaw suit collection efforts (including strategies for impactful demand letters and exploring claims against third parties), how to navigate the Bankruptcy Court when your customer, the general contractor or the owner files bankruptcy as well as handling the contractor's purchase order and avoiding the "Battle of the Forms."
When asked, I always felt compelled to say my course and quickly add that it is simply my prelaw. But, instead of asking what I adored about literature, everyone would wonder what law school I intended to go to.
They identified the importance of specialized programs with student sub-populations, such as first-year students, at-risk students, honor students, prelaw and premed, and other areas of unique interests and needs.
Thus, for instance, in The Closing of the American Mind, Bloom grumbled that "Premed, prelaw, and prebusiness students are distinctively tourists in the liberal arts.
"I created a business communication track, drawing from accounting, prelaw, marketing, communication and art, and now it is one of the most popular majors at Centenary.
Bobbie supported her then-boyfriend when he switched to a prelaw English major.
ED asthma visits declined 22 percent from prelaw to postlaw, and the decline was greater for adults than for children.
The ranking, which is published in The National Jurist's fall 2016 issue of preLaw magazine, weighs student outcomes--bar passage rate and employment rate --against tuition, cost of living, and indebtedness.
* Dan Hudson was graduated with a degree in prelaw enforcement from NDSCS and with a degree in sociology from North Dakota State University.