I graduated from middle school. I really want to study law, get a lawyer's license and become a professional lawyer, but I don't know if I can understand it at my present level.

1. Requirements for becoming a lawyer: bachelor degree+passing the judicial examination+practicing in a law firm for one year.

Where 1. Undergraduate diploma is a prerequisite for taking the national unified judicial examination. (The relaxation area can be a junior college)

2. After passing the national unified judicial examination, you can apply for and obtain a legal professional qualification certificate, which is the premise of engaging in the legal profession.

3. After obtaining the legal professional qualification certificate and practicing in a law firm for one year, you can obtain the lawyer's qualification certificate and then formally become a practicing lawyer.

Second, your situation:

First of all, you need to get an undergraduate diploma.

Path: 1. Take the college entrance examination and apply for the undergraduate course.

2. First report to the junior college, and then to the undergraduate course.

3. other equivalent examinations have obtained undergraduate diplomas.

Then, you can sign up for the national unified judicial examination held in September every year.

After passing the judicial examination, you can apply to the local judicial organ for a legal professional qualification certificate at the end of the year.

After obtaining the legal professional qualification certificate, you can contact a law firm for an internship for one year. There may be short-term training organized by the judicial department after one year. After the training, you can get a lawyer qualification certificate. That's when you officially become an immigration lawyer.

Finally, I wish you an early dream!

In that case, you will have everything, just pass the judicial examination. Once you pass the exam, it is logical.