A Legal Degree is an academic qualification that prepares individuals for a career in law. Typically, it involves completing a program such as a Juris Doctor (JD), which is required to practice law in many countries, including the United States. Students study various aspects of law, including contracts, criminal law, and constitutional law, to gain a comprehensive understanding of the legal system. Obtaining a legal degree often requires passing a bar exam to become a licensed attorney. Graduates can pursue various careers, including becoming a lawyer, judge, or working in corporate law, public policy, or legal consulting.