Which area of study precedes earning a juris doctor?
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A juris doctor (J.D.) is a professional doctorate in law. To obtain a J.D., individuals typically complete a three-year graduate program at an accredited law school after earning an undergraduate degree, which is known as "pre-law." Pre-law coursework varies widely, but many students major in subjects such as political science, history, economics, philosophy, or English.
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