>first year law
>do well during first half of semester
>last half of semester become incredibly depressed and never leave home
>severe lack of study fucks me up at the exams
>now i feel worse because of it

it'll never end will it

>>29450286
No, not really. it almost gets worse. Bar prep? its like 24/7 finals period for 10 weeks.

But for real, have you considered utilizing your schools services and seeing a therapist?

>>29450317
yeah its very tough, i wish you the best with it.

i have a lot of anxiety at uni (associate it a lot with school and the bullying i experienced) so i tend to be quite linear and just stick to my classes, i feel like a burden talking to the school advisors etc. i have been seeing a therapist and im thinking now i should start taking anti-depressants but ive probably failed anyway so i think i should just kill myself

>>29450386
i didnt do too hot first semester either avg about 2.7. 2L i pulled a 3.6 and 3L, a 3.8. The point is, is that there's hope, bud.

I wouldn't feel like a burden, talking to an advisor. that's what they're paid for. They do that shit cuz they care about it and you. They ain't bags of shit like us. But good for at least seeing someone. What city/region you got to school at? Do you want to be a litigator?

>>29450452
i know its irrational for me to think i can't talk to them about it, its just how ive learned to cope with things. im in australia, study in brisbane. not particularly a litigator, i would like to teach it though

Id like to take law, but I havent entered college yet. how should i go about doing this? undergrad law or only postgrad law?

>>29450630
where do you live and when do you go to college?

>>29450765
I live in Singapore, the education system is about the same as the UK. I will be going to college next year.

Public Defender bot here.

Best of luck on the bar. It's a real bitch, but it's worth it in the end (assuming you pass).