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Romney still wanted to pursue a business path, but his father advised him that a law degree would be valuable to his career.[59][60] Thus he became one of only fifteen students to enroll at the recently created joint Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration four-year program coordinated between Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School.[61] Fellow students considered him guilelessly optimistic, noting his solid work ethic and buttoned-down demeanor and appearance.[61][62] He readily adapted to the business school's pragmatic, data-driven case study method of teaching, participated in class well, and led a study group whom he pushed to get all A's.[60] He had a different social experience from most of his classmates, since he lived in a Belmont, Massachusetts house with Ann and two children.[47][60] He was non-ideological and did not involve himself in the political or social issues of the day.[47][60] He graduated in 1975 cum laude from the law school, in the top third of that class, and was named a Baker Scholar for graduating in the top five percent of his business school class.[57][61]

but he never practiced law.....