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A.) A Law degree (3 intensive years of studying preparing for the bar exam)

or

B.) A Ph.D in English Literature (2-3 years for a Masters, another 4-6 on the Ph.D. The last two of course spent writing a 150-300 page doctoral dissertation, followed by an oral defense)

I'm curious to hear your opinions. Don't let your own biases influence your answer.

Personally, I think there are a ton of juris doctorates and a professor of English has to have an incredible breadth of knowlege ranging from history, literature, politics and psychology.

But that's just me.