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A bachelor's degree is the minimum educational requirement for admission to law school. Along with an undergraduate degree, the LSAT test is a core component of the law school admissions process. After finishing a UG degree, some students choose to further education like Masters, while others gain professional experience in other fields prior to enrolling in law school. Business law is a lucrative field with responsibilities such as the formation and dissolution of corporations, mergers and acquisitions, corporate disputes, and more. Tax lawyers work closely with the tax code, often working on tax policy, and representing clients in tax matters. There are many career scopes and job offers for lawyers to advance their careers. Freshman lawyers generally start out as associates, working closely with seasoned lawyers to hone their craft.