If you want to choose a law major, but you are not good at math, please don't worry, because many law majors in colleges and universities don't need to study math at all! ! ! Yes, you heard me right. Most law majors in colleges and universities do not need to study advanced mathematics.

The pure law majors in most universities do not need to study advanced mathematics. Of course, some colleges and universities also offer advanced mathematics courses, and universities that offer advanced mathematics courses for law majors are generally better.

But you don't have to study advanced mathematics, nor does it mean that it is easy to choose a law major. On the contrary, it is very difficult, because you have to learn a lot of laws, such as civil law, criminal law, economic law, administrative law, procedural law and so on. You have to recite a lot of legal provisions, but it is not enough to recite them. You need to understand and use them. So at the end of each term, you will find that reviewing is really a very painful thing. More importantly, when you do the problem after reviewing, you will still find many mistakes. Therefore, a large number of law students fail every year, which is really miserable.

If you choose law, you will find that your books are as thick as bricks every semester, and the words in them are still dense, which makes you feel uncomfortable looking at thieves. But helpless, I chose the road myself, and I have to watch it when I feel uncomfortable. When you think that you are working hard and the teacher will understand you at the end of the term, you have already stepped into the door of make-up exams. According to my observation, law teachers are strict, and there will never be any loose papers, so the "killers" in schools generally appear in law schools.

However, it is good for teachers to be strict, at least you can learn something. When you take the French exam, you will thank the teachers who force you to recite the law and analyze cases.

In addition, the law examination has also been reformed. In the past, no matter whether students majoring in law or not can sign up for the judicial examination, now it is stipulated that only students majoring in law can take the judicial examination, so this is a little compensation for law students. At least, there are a lot fewer competitors in the law exam.

If you pass the law exam, you are on shore. If you want to be a lawyer, you can practice in a law firm for one year after you get the lawyer's professional qualification certificate, and you will be a real lawyer. If you want to take the public security examination law and other civil service units, you have to pass the civil service examination.