Don't do it. Just don't. I got a 170 on the LSAT and came to the same realization as you. I went back to school for a technical master's degree instead and never looked back. You will make a little less, but you won't be working 100 hour weeks and not have time for a life.

>>25727980
I just can't get the idea of being a high civilized lawyer out of my head.

>>25727875
>law

enjoy writing tedious legal documents for 100 hours a week on a meager salary

LMAOing @ lawfags

fuggg are you serious? i thought law school was good? welp there goes everything

probably still gonna pursue it anyway
corporate law to be more specific

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>>25727875
jus follow ur dreams

>>25727875
enjoy being a public defendant and getting nig nogs of lengthy sentences for weed possession

a lot of law students are suing their schools because they fell for the lawyers always find jobs and make good money meme

i used to deal with law students all the time, they are literally fucking retarded and deserve working at starbucks

There was a really fantastic thread about this subject on /lit/ recently but the archive is down so I can't find/link it.

It was basically a dozen law students and former law students very cogently arguing that law school is a scam. It's not even top 25, it's like top 10, and even then it's not anything like you think it will be, and only certain people with certain inclinations can hack the work long term even if they have the grades.

I know at least 5 people with law degrees, not ONE of them think it was a good choice. The whole goddamn thing is just fucked, you're about 25 years too late.

I'm planning on doing post grad law once I finish my undergrad degree in a years time, its pretty much the only way I am going to make any use out of my retardation of pursuing an Arts degree majoring in Ancient History.