do the army pay for law school
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JCJen C. So2 Hr In Gibraltar
Hi, thanks for your question. The Army lawyers are fully fledged lawyers prior to joining the army. They are what's known as PQOs (Professionally Qualified Officers). Depending on your stage of education now, you could look at army scholarships/bursaries which would help you through university but no, law school isn't paid. You also need to sit the bar (ie have all your law qualifications) before you can even apply to be a lawyer. If you look up Army Legal Service you'll find more in Army Jobs.
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