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Dear Merve;
I know you are a young Turkish lawyer, one of the bright, courageous women who are shaping the vibrant future of Turkey. I will visit the site. God bless!

Dear Kristina
Regarding your question about how i became a lawyer
I've decided to become a lawyer at the age of 14 cause that was the time for me to make a desicion at school since we had to choose our lessons according to our future education.
To clearify ;
If i wanted to be a doctor i had to take chemistry and mathemetics courses and if i wanted to be a lawyer i had to take literature,history etc.
So I thought for a while about what i wanted to be in the future and i decided to become a lawyer
At that time 5 years of primary education was a must(now it is 8 years ) in Turkey
and after that 5 years i had an examination this was a national exam for a special kind of high school in Turkey which is called Anatolian High School
I passed the exam and i went to one of the Anatolian Highs in Izmir .That means i had 1 year prep class for learning english the school is 7 years totally and i learned German as a second language there
After that i had another exam for University and i succeded to study at the Faculty of Law, where i wanted to be most.
That was a state University (by now there are private law schools as well)
After 4 years of education at the faculty of law we have to work as a trainee lawyer for one year.And only after that 1 year we swear at the Bar Association and become a lawyer.
There are over 18.000 lawyers only in Istanbul.
Graduating from a law school is not that hard if you like reading really much .But becoming a good lawyer is something else,that's what i'm trying to do
I know i've written so much i hope you'll find this informative.(I can't believe there are much more to tell you but i'll tell them later on,don't want you to get bored.)
:)
cheers
merve

Dear Merve;
Beautiful post, thank you! Good to see that Turkey is continuing to progress (re. women's rights and personal freedom, to be the best you can be).

But also, I totally appreciate what you wrote here:
>>>Graduating from a law school is not that hard if you like reading really much .But becoming a good lawyer is something else,that's what i'm trying to do<<,

Dear young lady, I don't doubt you will be good, and you ARE good right now, and I am proud to cheer you on

Blessings to you and yours,
Kristina OD