u/BasisEducational2020

Maybe not. Law schools are insanely expensive, and admissions have become ridiculously selective.

You’ll probably graduate from law school with considerable debt. You may have to spend at least a few years doing BigLaw.

I was a BigLaw associate once. It was a lot of hours, a lot of pressure, and no job security. One of my friends got fired. I didn’t like it very much.

I later became a law professor. I loved teaching, and I got great student reviews. But again, no job security.

So is this really worth it? Think about it before taking on a boatload of student loans.

I wish everyone the best of luck.