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Harvard Law School Pushes Students Into Public Sector

March 19, 2008 06:34 PM ET | Alison Go | Permanent Link | Print

Reader Comments

I think Harvard is the idea place for me to be, not only because of the positive things I've heard or researched but because I plan to be a lawyer one day and I feel that with them I will be the very best one.

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i what to go to law school because its my dream to go to harvard law school because i will make a great student there

and i will love it if you will exsept me there plese

love erica christine thorn

Strategic initiative : Harvard Law School

I think Harvard Law School is performing well  for the public sectors.Lawers are shortage in public sectors. Crimson -Law school motivatesit students by fee free of charge. Harvard as a private, the topmost universityin the world (THES 2004-2007; ARWU-SJTU 2003-2007) take a role assemi-public university. Waiving tuition for junior student to appeal themfor working in public service is a great initiative....Ongoing..Ongoing processes.Givings are more gaining!  A lot of philanthropists support to the Harvard initiatives.KPuriparinya, Bangkok ,  25-03-2008.

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