Does it help you when looking for a job fresh out of law school to have very big-name undergrad and law schools? (MIT and Harvard, for example– do those give you an edge with patent law firms?)

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I am currently majoring in biological engineering with an emphasis in biomedical engineering. Is biological engineering a good choice for becoming a patent attorney? Also would my chances of getting a job after graduation from law school be raised if I got a masters Generic Drugs in biological engineering before or during law school? Finally would getting a masters in biomedical sciences or another life sciences be a better choice than biological engineering?

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