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Q. I wanted to pursue RE law, but from my understanding I would be limited to any particular state per licensure. So now I’m considering corporate law with the understanding that I’ll be able to practice in any state without addt’l licensures, correct? Thanks for the video!! :)

Helpful 😊 thank you 🙏

I just finished my esol and my teacher said that i need to study business in college so could u tell what to do plz I really need it ???

Watching this literally as I begin sophomore year..

What school did you go to ?

What school did you go to ?

I AM 36 AND WILL BE STARTING AUGUST 2024

I'm Starting law school this August 2024. thankyou for this. I will be the first in my family to attend law school! So i will be watching you for guidance. I am excited and nervous.

Loved this thanks so much

Thanks for sharing these tips! Much appreciated. I have a question, even though I know I'm late to this video. Would you recommend business cards for 1L? I feel like this is a ridiculous question, but I've seen both yes and no arguments, so I'm just wondering what your opinion is. Thank you so much!

I dont think criminal justice and political science majors chose their majors based on feeling like they had to. Maybe its because they actually like those topics

Hi I'm Gloria a fashion designers I'm open to making new friends

Love the political answers

Good job, I want to study entertainment law. I've been doing contracts and showing others how to form their own businesses for years. It seems like entertainment law and business law go hand an hand.

Your undergrad has no decisions on what law school you go to. My cousin went to Brooklyn college and ended up at Harvard Law school and got into every law school he applied to with the exception of Yale (rejected) and University of Chicago (waiting list and dream school).

Hi! I’ve been watching your channel for a little under a year now and just wanted to say thanks. I finished 1L with really great grades and your channel was a big reason why! Your exam studying schedule in particular helped me a lot. Congrats on your baby and new job and thank you again!

What do we think of online law school? It’s still a degree right? I’m older. 3 kids deep and homeschooling so I can’t really leave them to go to school. 😅

Thank you for this ❤❤❤❤

I have been accepted into Capital University Law school, and am supposed to begin in August 2024. Ever since March, I’ve had serious doubts about going, not due to the work, but for the ROI for the school and job outcome statistics for that school. I do not want to be in crippling debt and potentially be unemployed due to the statistics I have seen. Recently, I have been giving more thought to entering the medical field as either an NP or PA. I graduated in August 2023 and would need to go back to get science prereqs I lack, but overall feel it may be better to just continue working at my job, getting the credits I need online or in classes I could attend at night, and enter a masters program for one of those two. I am an excellent communicator and I can always debate ideas so I thought, and my family thought, it would be a good fit, but lately I feel as though I would be better suited to helping people in the medical field. The three jobs I have had since last year have involved working with children, and I think entering the medical field in pediatrics may suit me better, even though I wouldn’t say science has always been my favorite subject. What do you think? I should also mention that I have scheduled shadowing days for both fields.

I work in the reinsurance industry and I am 40. Seriously considering law school 🙏🏾 to become an attorney or analyst in Corporate law. Praying for everyone who is considering pursuing their law degree as well

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Thank you for this video ❤

“I’m going to stop bumping my gums” hahaha oh my gosh I love that I’m going to say that to my husband 😂 I haven’t heard that saying before

43 year old college graduate with a Business degree researching law schools. Love the video. New subscriber here!!!

I needed hear this I’m 30 going back to undergrad school to go to law school I love your point of view and the angle that you gave it completely makes sense

Gave you your LIKE 😊

THANK YOU SO MUCH

Congrats!

Please how do international LLM students go about this if they dont have full scholarship or funding

People are so dumb that they will honestly tell you "I went to Law School because I wanted to be like the character Elle Woods in the movie "Legally Blond." Then they don't understand why they can't find a job afterward, and are stuck with six figures of debt in student loans (which cannot be discharged in bankruptcy, of course). You have to be pretty slow-witted to go to law school in the US in 2024, we already have far, far too many lawyers, and not nearly enough jobs/paying clients for them. The law schools just want you money, they don't see students as law students at all, but rather as "student loan conduits" (the money flows form the government, in loans, through the hapless student, and straight into the law school's bank account. Professors drive Mercedes purchased with their students student loan dollars. It's a huge scam; don't be a sucker, don't fall for it.

Thank you for this

Great video! We all talk to ourselves I’m sure haha

Thanks for the tips. They are VERY helpful. I’m studying for the LSAT now. I plan to take it in 1 year.

Thank you for making the video for non traditional 1L’s.

As much as it sometimes takes creative liberties with what lawyering is really like, I do like how suits at least shows some transactional law as opposed to most other legal shows and movies.

Great video!

I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope

How about if you had no staright A?

I think this is good 👍🏿 if you want to be a lawyer so you can apply it to your clients situation. You need to memorize and apply it to your client’s situation

I will watch an hour long video

I like family law and criminal law. I also like nonprofits

If you haven't seen it, check out the 1973 film " The Paper Chase." A bit dated, but very accurate portrayal of 1st year at Harvard Law.

OMGoodness, thank you SO MUCH!!!!!

What about International Law?

Finally getting direct advice from Jessica Pearson

I just love civil law and family law and by God's grace I will do it

I plan on paying for Law School on my own and I am worried about the financial portion of the commitment. I am taking a gap year in between to save money and figure out all things LSAT. Thank you for your honesty!

Here bc my business is being acquired and now I want to do something I always dreamed of

Still chasing my dream😊

what was your major in undergrad