Trevor Codington is part of the UCLA School of Law graduating class of 2006. He has earned this professional doctorate after receiving his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics from San Diego State University. With this graduate degree, Trevor Codington intends to uphold law in the United States, specifically in the state of California. It is an admirable endeavor that Trevor Codington has worked towards and he is excited to begin the job search to practice law.

“I have worked so hard for years in order to obtain this graduate degree as well as my undergrad and now I simply want to work efficiently in order to maintain justice in this country. I am honored to help defend my fellow citizens and am thrilled to have my J.D.,” said Trevor Codington.

Having earned his Juris Doctor, Trevor Codington is now studying for his bar exam in order to be a licensed lawyer and thus able to practice law within his jurisdiction. Trevor Codington aims to work for a firm that maintains the same moral guidelines that he passionately believes in while aggressively pursuing law and order in their jurisdiction. Trevor Codington strongly believes in helping others and attributes this as one of the primary factors for why he has pursued an education in law.

The degree first originated from Harvard University during their movement for the scientific study of law. Trevor Codington believes the movement was inspiring and states he has read quite a bit on the early years of the study of law in the United States. “If you want to succeed at something, I believe you should know where it began and how it became what it is today,” stated Trevor Codington.

UCLA’s School of Law has been known to nurture very intelligent minds and has become a reputable university in the country and internationally. Trevor Codington is no exception and his path thus far has proven his ability to work hard in order to reach higher possibilities in his career and in his future in general. There is no doubt many law firms would be lucky to have Trevor Codington working for them.