re: College is a B*tch and a Half

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I'll let you know how that works out when I receive my degree.

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Good luck.

ETA: I sincerely hope you do well in the work force and graduate to a job that finds you fulfilled. I hope also that you figure out how to be more self-sufficient. My apologies for the dickishness. You're clearly a hardworking, bright young woman with nothing but a promising future ahead of you.

Don't go to law school.

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dynameaux

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Did you sit on corkscrew pasta figurine by mistake?

Just took the LSAT, actually. Not that that changes anything. Strictly saying that merely to defend myself because these responses have been nothing but just mean.

Anyway, I'm done and have gotten this all out of my system.

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Just took the LSAT, actually. Not that that changes anything. Strictly saying that merely to defend myself because these responses have been nothing but just mean.

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I am giving you honest, heartfelt advice here: as a lawyer, I strongly recommend you do a full on, in depth look at practicing law. If you think college is hard, law school will be many, many times harder, the professors suffer no fools and your classmates will be far less helpful so you better be prepared for that.

Also, practicing law as a general notion sucks. Hard. Ask the numerous lawyers on this Board. If I had it all to do over again while still being able to meet my wife, I would never have gone to law school; frick the money (ironic coming from a guy whose name is "LoveThatMoney" I know).

Go in with eyes open. I'm hoping you work at a law firm and closely with the lawyers therein and know what you're getting into. I was a runner and file clerk at two different firms. I still had no idea what being a lawyer was like.