Vocational Guidance for the Professions
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But the ordinary mortal, who does not begin to shape his career in the high school, follow it with a single eye through college, and graduate from a good law school, will rarelj' make up his handicap and compete with better trained men.
This does not mean that there is not a field for the weaker institutions, or even for a few of the correspondence schools. For some the law is only an opening, or a cloak, for politics. There are many persons, trustees, guardians, school officials, business men,... court reporters, notaries, police officers, legislators, one might go on at great length with the list, who without ever intending to practice the law find it useful to know something of its principles and its detail. There are also men in out-of- the-way places, or among special groups or nationalities, who frankly turn their backs on all the great prizes of their profession and are content to do a useful work in a humble way. For such as these, the lesser prepara- tion may be enough.
But if one wants really to make his living otit of the law alone, and to have at least a chance at some of its fair prizes, he will have to reckon on eight or ten years beyond the high-school course with virtually no earnings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the ordinary mortal, who does not begin to shape his career in the high school, follow it with a single eye through college, and graduate from a good law school, will rarelj' make up his handicap and compete with better trained men.
This does not mean that there is not a field for the weaker institutions, or even for a few of the correspondence schools. For some the law is only an opening, or a cloak, for politics. There are many persons, trustees, guardians, school officials, business men,... court reporters, notaries, police officers, legislators, one might go on at great length with the list, who without ever intending to practice the law find it useful to know something of its principles and its detail. There are also men in out-of- the-way places, or among special groups or nationalities, who frankly turn their backs on all the great prizes of their profession and are content to do a useful work in a humble way. For such as these, the lesser prepara- tion may be enough.
But if one wants really to make his living otit of the law alone, and to have at least a chance at some of its fair prizes, he will have to reckon on eight or ten years beyond the high-school course with virtually no earnings.
What to read after Vocational Guidance for the Professions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Tenney Brewster to read onlineMoreLess
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