Author: Ed Palanker
Date: 2008-06-05 04:07
My daughter just received her law degree from George Town Univ. after receiving her masters in public policy from Harvard and her Bachelors from Middlebury College in theatre and english. You don’t have to do your undergraduate degree in law. With that said, I’ve had several double degree majors at Peabody taking another degree at Hopkins, Peabody is associated with Hopkins. It is not easy to find the time to practice but it depends on the student. One of my double degree majors was a computer science major and was the principal clarinet in the top orchestra, he was a fantastic clarinetist but got a job in computer science and does not play anymore, a shame. Other double majors of mine have kept it up but not as pros. My advise is to follow you heart because if you don’t you will always regret not trying. Just keep in mind that you can make a much better living as a lawyer then a musician, assuming you’re successful at it. That doesn’t mean you will enjoy your life more. I love what I do and make a decent living, my daughter, engaged to another lawyer, will probably make a lot me than me, I just hope she is as happy as I am with my career. ESP
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