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I'm in school to become a engineer right now, you don't take 3 years to go through an engineering program. I've got 2 history classes, 2 political science classes, 3 english classes, economics, 4 math classes, chemistry, 2 physics classes, and speech. That's easily a third of my hours. If you don't count the required BA for a lawyer, you shouldn't count all the prerequisite non-engineering classes in a 4 year degree program. Law school is no joke, my dad is an electrical engineer and he went to law school a few years back. He did well but it was by no means easy.