One exam - self study

get rich quick the thread

>>1225426
oh you passed the REALLY HARD TEST™
here is your SUPER-WORKER-PAPER™
pls show yourself to the ILLUMINATI™ to continue.

>m-muh smart but lazy

passing your 8th grade math test without studying does not qualify you to be a lawyer

You can still read for the bar in CA, but in no other state from what I know.

>>1225450
But if you once pass the bar in CA. Can you go work in other states?

>>1225426

The only thing that I think might match what you're asking are the exams for actuarial associateship and fellowship. I could be wrong about that, though. The exams for the actuarial associateships and fellowships are totally-respected in the industry.

You could get a bunch of certificates in software development, system administration, or information security; and maybe some companies would take those seriously. I personally take a dim view of those certifications and would not have a preference to interviewing a person with those certifications more than someone without those certifications.

Every other exam of note requires you to matriculate at the appropriate trade school: law school for the bar, medical school for the licenses to practice.

I can't remember for the CPA but I do believe they now require that you have a college degree and work experience.

>>1225457
No. You would need to sit for the bar in that state in some capacity, and you would be barred from doing so because of their school requirement.

Actuary.

I think there's like 7 exams or so?

I hear you need an actual degree as long as you can pass them.