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If you want to become a lawyer, you will need to get into law school and succeed there.To get into law school and succeed, I suggest that you need top quality skills in reading, analysis, composition, presentation, and collaboration. You need to be able to work intensely on highly demanding work.Therefore, I suggest that the subject of the major is much, much less important than the quality of the program.I think I’d want to say to a law school admissions officer, “I deliberately sought out the toughest, most challenging major on my campus, and took classes from the most demanding professors. I read more than anyone else and wrote more than anyone else, and I aced it all. You’ll see raving letters of recommendations from professors who everyone else feared. I did all this and managed to have a balanced, healthy life without burnout and even a bit of recreation. I’m ready for your law school and for a great career.”And I think that can be done with all sorts of majors. I don’t think political science or history are superior in this regard to philosophy, English, economics, art history, or many more.

I’m sure it’s happened. Indeed, it likely happens fairly frequently.There are two scenarios in which I can see this happening, both of which seem fairly plausible.The first is the situation where the spouse of a F-1 student (who is thus in F-2 status) decides to attend school as well. In this case, approval will depend mainly on the ability of the applicant to cover their costs of attendance; the individual has already convinced either a consular officer or an immigration officer that they lack immigrant intent, and so doing so again ought not be as difficult the second time around.The second is the situation in which the child of a F-1 student has graduated from high school and wishes to continue his or her education in the US. The dependent child of a F-1 admittee (in F-2 status) is permitted to attend US schools through 12th grade without requiring their own F-1 status. However, F-2 dependent child admittees are not permitted to seek post-secondary education in F-2 status, and must instead apply for their own F-1 status at this point. (F-2 spouses are not permitted to seek any form of education other than recreational programs not intended to lead to a degree, diploma or certificate.) This transition is not uncommon and is thus fairly routine. In some cases, the student will qualify for instate tuition discounts (despite being an international student), which may make demonstrating sufficient financial resources easier.The international student services office of most institutions that participate in SEVP will generally provide assistance to students whose dependents wish to seek a change of status from F-2 to F-1 in getting the appropriate paperwork taken care of, especially if the individual seeking the change of status intends to study at the same institution (which is often, but not always, the case).

Problem solving skills can be develope.All you have to practice practice and practice.Try to recreate program written in other languages in your language.Read offical doc to find shortcut to solve your problem. Read other's code and try to understand that .Participate in online competitive test or you can also call “coding fest”It takes time to develop those skills,better start nowHope this will help you ☺