Every year, when filling in volunteers for the college entrance examination, many people say that they are advised to learn the law for one thousand yuan. Is the legal profession so miserable? Law-related industries are actually very glamorous, and the legal profession has become more and more popular in recent years. Due to the vigorous development of the policy of governing the country according to law, the country needs more and more legal talents. Studying law also brings many benefits to students in life. Although lawyers have always been the highest-paid group in society, they are now considered as one of the least favored professions because of their high difficulty coefficient. Let's talk about the shortcomings of the legal profession and then talk about the employment prospects of law students.
1, the learning difficulty coefficient is large.
The requirement of law for reading is the highest among all majors. For lawyers, the judicial exam is a must-pass exam, but the difficulty of this exam is quite great. The law major requires students' English level to be very high. You should be able to read foreign legal documents in English, recite a lot of legal provisions, not only professional knowledge, but also read a lot of legal books. The law major requires very high theoretical knowledge for students. Students' union has many profound theoretical problems, which should not only be solved, but also be integrated with practice. Law is a very practical subject, which can be said to be based on application. Therefore, for students majoring in law, the biggest reason for quitting is that it is too difficult to learn.
2. The undergraduate employment is not good and the conditions are poor.
Although the employment rate of law graduates in recent years is above 80%, if students fail to pass the judicial examination or graduate school, it will be difficult for them to enter some big companies and have good jobs, so they can only choose grass-roots units or some private law firms. However, the working conditions in these places are very poor, but the passing rate of judicial examination is about 8%, so many law students are facing the problem of postgraduate entrance examination, but both judicial examination and postgraduate entrance examination are very difficult, which requires students' continuous efforts. If college graduates are not strong in school strength and professional popularity, it is even worse to find a job.
3. Employment prospects of graduates
Law students also have many good employment options if they can pass the judicial examination or postgraduate entrance examination. The first thing is to be a lawyer. Lawyers' status in society is getting higher and higher now, and their income is also considerable, and their future development is good. Their main business is to undertake various legal proceedings and represent criminal administrative cases. Fees are generally high, but the relative threshold is also high. They should have strong legal knowledge and skills.
If it doesn't pass. Can also be a legal service worker, legal adviser. These jobs are lower than lawyers and do not need to pass the national judicial examination. However, because he can't represent criminal proceedings and be a defender, his income is much lower than that of lawyers. However, with the construction of basic legal industries in China, the future development prospects of these industries will be better and better. If the legal adviser can work in the enterprise full-time, the income can be very good. Now more and more enterprises need legal counsel, but
Although the law is difficult to learn, the basic knowledge is complicated and it is difficult to pass the judicial examination, as long as students can study hard, they will have a very good income prospect after graduation. For students whose families are not very rich, law is a major worth considering. Students can also take the civil service examination in the future, because civil servants have very high requirements for the law, so students should decide whether they are good at memorizing a large number of legal provisions from their own conditions. If they think they are good at it, so is the law.