Nasa UP o ADMU o San Beda ka nga, tamad ka naman magbasa, eh di wala din.

as a lawyer and law professor, trust me when i say that it does matter to a certain degree where you graduated from, but it is not the “end all and be all” of the legal profession. Law students study the same set of laws and the same jurisprudence, only the instruction varies, and the “environment” (i.e., your classmates, whose capability and capacity you would have to reckon with in 4 years or so in law school). The “top” law schools earned their places, so to speak, because of the achievements of their alumni and their long history … other law schools, meanwhile, had high passing rates and famous alumni some ten or twenty years ago, but maybe because of poor management or the shifting priorities of the school management, these law schools are not faring well at the bar examinations at present.

At the end of the day, whatever school one came from, what matters is PASSING THE BAR EXAMS. Once admitted into the profession, that is when the world will know if you learned the law and was able to acquire the skills you need to become lawyers.

UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS…GALING DIN MADE IT TO THE TOP TEN…!