Judicial examination
Judicial examination is the only way to become a lawyer. After passing the exam, you need to practice in a law firm for one year and have good conduct before you can apply for a lawyer's practice license.
Lawyer's practice certificate
Obtaining a lawyer's practice certificate is a key step to becoming a lawyer. However, there are also some situations that will prevent you from obtaining a lawyer's practice certificate, such as lack of civil capacity, criminal punishment, dismissal from public office or revocation of a lawyer's practice certificate.
Preparation guide
To prepare for the judicial examination, you need to master the teaching materials, real questions over the years, and intensive review before the exam. In addition, the judicial examination is generally conducted at the beginning of the senior year, but with the reform, the passing rate may decrease.
Change major
If you think law is challenging but full of charm, you might as well consider changing your major in your freshman and sophomore year. In this way, you can get in touch with legal knowledge earlier and lay a solid foundation for future judicial examinations.