Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s educational background greatly shaped her career as a jurist and advocate for gender equality. She attended Harvard Law School before transferring to Columbia Law School, where she graduated at the top of her class. Despite facing gender discrimination in her early career, her education equipped her with strong analytical skills and a deep understanding of the law. Ginsburg’s commitment to women's rights was further influenced by her experiences at these prestigious institutions, making her a groundbreaking figure in the legal field.