Juris doctorate=? in Spanish

Question

I know abogado, la ley, et cetera, but how would I say juris doctorate candidate? Also, how do I say "studio art'"

Answer 1

One thing you should consider is that according to the ABA, there is no such degree juris doctorate. One is awarded a juris doctor at most accredited law schools. There are a small handful of law schools that call it a juris doctorate, but the ABA and bar associations frown upon them.

When translated into Spanish, however, I think beegee7749 is right to keep the "docturate".

Answer 2

Candidato a un Doctorado en Derecho....Juris Doctorate Candidate

Candidato a Doctor en Derecho... Juris Doctor Candidate

I would choose the last one if I had to use it ...

Answer 3

To say art studio in Spanish you say "arte de studio." To say Juris doctorate candidate in Spanish you say "candidato del docturate de los juris."

Bridget