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just a law question guys, but is it true that many firms prefer people to do a different degree course and do a one year conversion to law?
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Ability and aptitude is always the most important thing, but many law firms do tend to prefer history graduates as they tend to as they have more transferable skills and less supposition of what the law is.
Generally history grads have broader interests and more transferable skills than law grads, who tend to focus on one bit of law as a "speciality" and ignore everything else.