During his journey, in April of 1788, Girard's father died, though he would not learn of it for months. Stephen Girard's inheritance amounted to less than one hundred dollars, an irony considering his own gathering wealth. He also inherited the house where his father had lived and where he (Stephen) was born.
A:If you want to become a lawyer you should have a four year college degree and a law degree. There is no requirement in terms of specialization at the bachelor's level and students can pursue any field they want. Students who have a bachelor's degree are advised to take the LSAT before enrolling in a law school.
If you are interested in becoming a lawyer, here is what you need to do: 1  Have a high school diploma. 2  Complete an undergraduate degree. 3  Take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT)  Apply for a J.D. degree program accredited by the American Bar Association 1  (ABA) Give the bar exam in the state in which you intend to practice.