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A lawyer represents clients involved in both civil and criminal litigation. Their job is to persuade a jury and present the facts of a case in a way that supports their client's position. Becoming a lawyer requires completing college, law school, and passing the bar exam. While private practice tends to be more lucrative, some lawyers enter public interest law, business, or pursue public office. A chiropractor focuses on maintaining health through correct physical alignment to address structural problems that can cause issues with the nervous system. Becoming a chiropractor requires at least two years of undergraduate study in sciences followed by admission to an accredited chiropractic college to earn a Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Chiropractors may work
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- A typical day involves conducting therapy programs, creating and assisting with activities, and monitoring patients' progress.
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Here are the key steps I would take to prepare to start post-secondary training:
1. Research programs and requirements - Learn the admission requirements, prerequisite courses, and overall curriculum structure for the programs I'm interested in. Make sure I understand all necessary steps to apply and be accepted.
2. Improve academic record - Retake any prerequisite courses I did not do well in previously. Maintain strong grades in current coursework to improve my overall GPA.
3. Study for entrance exams - If required for my program(s) of interest, register for and study diligently for exams like the SAT, ACT, or GRE.
4. Gather application materials - Compile transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statement
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- Act as a role model for ethical behavior for other healthcare workers and students
- Identify and address any unethical practices in the healthcare facility
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- Benef
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