Science and Law

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The Admissions Committee considers that those programs approaching their subjects on a more theoretical level, with attention to educational breadth, are better preparatory training for the legal profession than those emphasizing the practical.

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<p>Does this mean that top law schools look less favorably on a degree in engineering (practical?) than a degree in the pure sciences, social sciences or humanities?</p>