I don't think money is everything as a barrister you can actually do something that's really usefull for the community if you chooses.
I still love to code and enjoy what I do.
But it's only my opinion, do what your heart tells you.
I don't think money is everything as a barrister you can actually do something that's really usefull for the community if you chooses.
I still love to code and enjoy what I do.
But it's only my opinion, do what your heart tells you.
As a barrister, I think maybe I would be doing something useful for the community but what I really want is to become a millionaire
That said, I was admitted to the bar 12 years ago, and I often wish I'd taken the CS route. Your mileage my vary.
Note that there is not one set of requirements to “sit for the bar exam in the United States”; each separate jurisdiction in the US has its own bar exam requirements, which typically include more than just what law school you go to. See, https://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/publications/mis...
Which is why the link you provided highlights only those two requirements...