First of all, there is a part-time postgraduate master of law. Many universities have enrolled Master of Laws, including China Renmin University, university of international business and economics, Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Nankai University. The enrollment of master of law requires candidates to have a bachelor's degree recognized by the state or have the same academic ability two years after graduation from higher vocational colleges, and the examination time is the same as that of full-time graduate students. Master of laws is generally divided into law and illegal science, and candidates should pay attention to the requirements of their majors. Part-time postgraduate examination is relatively difficult, but you can get a postgraduate degree and a master's degree after completing your studies.

Secondly, Shen Shuo is an on-the-job graduate student with the same degree. Shen Shuo, who has the same education, takes the exam after entering the school, and college degree or above can sign up for the seminar. In-service law graduate students have seminars in many schools, such as China Renmin University and university of international business and economics. Because Shen Shuo, who has the same academic ability, studies first and then takes the exam, it is easier for on-the-job personnel to accept and the exam is relatively less difficult. Candidates will receive a master's degree after completing their thesis defense through Shen Shuo examination.

The above are the answers to those on-the-job law graduate students in school, hoping to help you.