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Critical Thinking & Analysis – Ability to evaluate information and construct logical arguments (developed through humanities studies and law).
• Writing & Communication – Strong written communication skills, useful in legal and professional settings.
• Research & Information Synthesis – Skilled in gathering, analyzing, and summarizing information from multiple sources.
• Organization & Time Management – Capable of handling deadlines and efficiently managing tasks (essential in university and work settings).
• Attention to Detail – Particularly useful in administrative or legal work.
• Adaptability & Fast Learning – Studying law demonstrates the ability to grasp complex concepts quickly.
• Digital Literacy – Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), email management, and legal research tools.
• Teamwork & Problem-Solving – While socializing with classmates might be challenging, teamwork is crucial in both academic and legal environments.