Just a little reminder from Elle: You don't need backups 💖

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[@sjorsdewit4325]

And let's not forget that she got a 179 out of 180 for her LSAT's, that's almost a perfect score!! 🤩🤯

[@Chikin419]

That IS a perfect score

[@mimiandcheese1357]

@@Chikin419 perfect score would be 180 out of 180. She missed by one so it’s almost perfect, not exactly perfect

[@franchiseowner1668]

Wow really that ignorant

[@Sssnnakee]

@@mimiandcheese1357Swoosh Right over your head

[@TheNicholle23]

And her ex had to take it a bunch of times cause he kept failing. I love this movie so much

[@Sourcoolness]

Elle Woods had a 4.0 GPA, participated in many school activities including charitable ones and got a 179/180 on her LSATS. Yet because she was blonde and enjoyed fashion everyone treated her like she was dumb.

[@Sourcoolness]

@@nicholast4137 It's not always about traditional qualifications, but also the unique perspectives and experiences individuals bring. Elle proved that there's more than one way to be smart and succeed!

[@jadaw644]

​​@@nicholast4137 Ah yes, I remember my time at "the diversity." 😂 I wonder how my non-white, non-straight, non-cis male colleagues are doing.

[@MakaylaTomasi]

Not only that, she _created_ her own major. _She_ created the fashion merchandising major and the classes necessary to _get_ that 4.0. She would've eaten Harvard alive if she wasn't distracted.

[@karenb3341]

Sexism. 🎉

[@kevinpetroff5486]

@@nicholast4137 Are you upset because they don't want you? Bitter conservatives, at their best. Maybe you should study and work hard so that you won't have to whine about how your economic problems are everybody else's fault. GET. A. JOB.

[@rutujas]

She's the reason I'm a lawyer today

[@Srcccfy]

👏

[@davineuskens21]

That's so cool

[@UGuessin]

Yea right.

[@dusk194]

The power of representation. This film was such a great example that you can be feminine and powerful. So many times women feel like they have to act and dress more masculine in order to be respected and it sucks. It should be up to personal preference only, and as long the attire is appropriate and functional there should be no discrimination against one type of clothing.

[@mariaisconfused]

Was it difficult? I'm 16 and really wanna get into law school

[@HyenaPaint]

There’s tons of lawyers involved in the fashion world, I think they would be impressed. Not to mention I know someone who majored in fashion, excelled in textiles, and now works in a museum making top dollar because she can figure out exactly what time period each fabric that comes in was from.

[@rvx5818]

That's so cool!

[@456puff]

That's awesome! I had no idea that was even a thing!

[@user-qy2de6zz8d]

Death of a loved one. Made quilts of ? Fabric8ed

[@mrbeeslawncare4207]

That’s incredible; the museum is so lucky to have such a talented, knowledgeable person on their staff. It’s already cool that archaeologists can determine the time period of an object, but to know exactly how something such as a textile really is? That’s a rare gift

[@josephwood1532]

The author of legally blonde literally went to Harvard because good shopping was near by

[@mahnoorahmad1690]

Wasn’t she a Yale student?

[@josephwood1532]

@@mahnoorahmad1690 was she? I mean either way lol

[@fi9560]

it was literally based on a woman who went to ucla undergrad and then stanford for law school

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

LOVE THAT

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

A casual genius

[@msk-qp6fn]

People REALLY be underestimating how law can be applied ANYWHERE and that history of any kind will help you with legal applications

[@velvety2006]

let's see law and fashion, plagiarism, contract disputes, disputes with models, designers, or fabric contractors, regular contracts setups yea even the fashion industry needs lawyers lol

[@Roflmao6173]

​@@velvety2006 the people who told kim Kardashian she should trademark (or whatever technical term it was that she wanted to do with it, I'm not a lawyer) the kimono probably thought this way

[@nickorange4881]

im not sure how history of polka dots would help with law stuff,but now im wondering how fashion could help with law in non fashion cases. lol.

[@angel-xi6ie]

@@nickorange4881it doesn’t need to be a non fashion case. she’d do well in trademarking or intellectual property law around fashion or cosmetics with her knowledge of different brands, fabrics, materials, etc

[@ShutupandListen]

@@Roflmao6173people were mad bc Kim is literally dumb asf and didn’t really pass her baby bar, yes she truly did not. She only pass bc during covid they lowered the score requirements and if course she took it multiple times, and she was in *a room by herself* taking the test.

[@depresso-messo6665]

I want to raise my daughters to be secure in themselves like this ❤

[@yumchain6957]

In this clip, she's only trying to get into Harvard because Shes trying to get her ex-bf back after he dumped her for wanting to date a smart girl. The ending is where I'd say she was secure in herself.

[@depresso-messo6665]

@@yumchain6957 Point taken but she's very sure of the fact that she can get into Harvard. So, I'm talking about that side of things.

[@avi0005]

​@yumchain6957 Yeah, but she keeps being herself despite endless mockery for her girliness. It was only during the plot twist where her teacher revealed to only seeing her as a piece of meat that she actually questioned who she really wanted to be.

[@ahmadaliyud9656]

I want to raise my daughters to make this nation thrive.

[@user-qy2de6zz8d]

Sure you do😊

[@janettedargy7941]

I actually love this advisor. Once she realized Elle was serious she gave her the help without any judgement in her voice. ❤😊

[@violettepetals9931]

as an advisor, i think she should have given her the advice initially - without trying to judge whether she was serious or not. if she wasn't serious, she wouldn't have even gone to see the advisor

[@Amdragfan2]

@@violettepetals9931 To be fair, advisors are human and can make mistakes on initial reactions to unexpected things

[@elvickRULES]

@@violettepetals9931given the reason she wanted to go was a boy and nothing else it’s perfectly fine to be met with some scepticism. 🙄

[@henninggirl261]

My cousin is a contract lawyer and this is her favorite movie, because "with that LSAT score, a 4.0 GPA, a degree in Fashion Merchadising, and president of her sorority, she didn't just get in, she's there on a full scholarship!"

[@Jen-jg4hz]

My least favorite part of the movie is when the committee reviewing her application is comically reaching for reasons she's "technically" good enough to attend Harvard when in reality they would have been offering assistance to make it even easier for her to go.

[@penny1186]

What year was this movie? When I took the LSATs, the scores did not go that high. You needed a 40 to get into a good law school and a 30 to get into most. I didn’t not have a perfect LSAT but I had a 3.7 GPA in a dual bachelor’s program (prelaw and premed). Also my letters of recommendation were from a top lawyer/alumnae and a professor from the University. Its not hard to get into Harvard unless they have a lot of alumni children, who don’t need to meet the same requirements. They get moved to the head of the admission list just for being a child of an alumnus. Of course, they are generally the ones who are not there 2nd year because they fail or quit because it’s too hard. In orientation, we were told to look to our left and our right and half of the people you saw would not make it to 2nd year.

[@aurorasowerbii]

@@penny1186 2004, i think?

[@janesays1278]

My dad worked in contract law, and got a partial scholarship to an ivy league law school, but he didn’t find this accurate. He does love My Cousin Vinny (as we all should!) and that is an incredibly accurate depiction of US law.

[@aurorasowerbii]

@@janesays1278 I don't think anybody really cares if it's really accurate or not because it's just a movie made for entertainment lol.

[@test-kf2zv]

The irony is that I've watched a few KZbin takes from lawyers on LB now, and all of them say that this scene is nonsense because law schools literally do not care what you got your undergraduate degree in. Filming her essay, on the other hand...

[@SpecialBlanket]

Well, it's not nonsense that a high school guidance counselor might give bogus advice.

[@test-kf2zv]

@@SpecialBlanket True, but I always felt the movie wanted us to agree that it was surprising a fashion student would want to study law, let alone be accepted into Harvard. That said, you're right that advice can be terrible.

[@scottmatheson3346]

​​@@test-kf2zv I think the movie wants us to agree that someone like this stereotype seeking (and getting) acceptance into an elite school defies conventional wisdom, and thus is in that sense surprising, while at the same time conveying the idea we shouldn't be surprised this particular person is applying. At no time are we ever supposed to think "what is she doing?!" except to the extent that we should be concerned she'll be discriminated against.

[@tsuki3752]

@@SpecialBlanket she’s not a high school counsellor, she’s a college academic advisor. elle is in college at the start of the movie, hence why she lives in a sorority.

[@krexoriginal]

​@@SpecialBlanketa high school guidance counselor works with high school students, not college students. Wait for it...💡

[@SP-io7lj]

"I don't need backups!" - You're destined for success when you're prepared and your mind works like that! This movie so reflected how people discount and doubt others without knowing what they're capable of.

[@sanijakarki3313]

The fact that Elle was able to win the case due to her sheer knowledge of fashion (i e last season Prada shoes) and perm maintenance 😅😅😅😅

[@emely902]

Another reminder: it doesn’t matter what your undergrad major is! You can major in literally anything you want to get into law school. It doesn’t have to be pre-law or political science; law schools don’t really care. Just get good grades, and a good score. They actually really like a diversity of people and majors and interests, so it might actually help you than hurt you.

[@kyleellis1825]

It's same with a lot of things, the intro major/degree is usually unrelated. Like with teaching, you can get a bachelor of arts in something the highschool doesn't even teach and then get your last year of the education degree.

[@music2012pink]

Yeah, she showed how helpful it can be to have that diversity

[@wellhowthehellareya]

It’s technically the same for med school as well. All that really matters is what you score on the MCAT and your gpa.

[@TheStepmonkey]

​@@kyleellis1825Then that person is not properly prepared to be a teacher. You need to study the subject u're gonna teach for at least 4 years, like any other degree.

[@kyleellis1825]

@@TheStepmonkey No you don't. An english major teacher can teach any of the humanities/electives without any training. They just can't teach the math/science ones. Same thing with the science major teachers not being able to teach english/history.

[@pb.j.1753]

Uhm fashion is a multi billion dollar business and you need some lawyers who know 1-2 things about it

[@sleepwalking3345]

Unfortunately fashion is pretty looked down upon.

[@vincentgeiszler3749]

@@sleepwalking3345 that’s the case with most arts, sadly

[@KonekoGakusei]

That is so true.

[@lourdeschavezdelaborda3989]

Actually, it's really necesary in fashion industry, that's why inside the program now they teach the basics of fahion law. At least in my school we had that course.

[@DSN007]

fashion is fcking up the planet too

[@alexcal24]

I know it's just a movie but we all need that determination and drive.

[@CHixon]

I want to take that class: "History of Polka Dots"

[@beastshawnee]

I would love to teach it!

[@michaelashbrook3195]

same dude same. actually sounds like it would be an interesting wee learn

[@firsttimeisawjupiter1031]

Resee could have played Barbie back then

[@alycran]

She’d be perfect ❤

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

@@alycrandefinitely

[@highgrounder2012]

Doesn't her character basically represents everything that Barbie stands for?

[@cyberninjasworld]

You are right❤

[@soulcross]

No, she WOULD have ❤

[@skkygavin9509]

I think we all need some Elwoods level confidence and charisma while still being able to dress😂

[@michelmurphy7152]

"Elwood" 😂

[@cafeeineaddicted8123]

@@michelmurphy7152 Elwood had impeccable fashion sense, same as Jake.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

@@cafeeineaddicted8123 🤣

[@Emilythematerialgurl]

Iconic because she loved fashion but also knew she was smart enough and pushed herself be a lawyer iconic af

[@patriciazandilencube4597]

The fashion industry is a billion dollar industry. Fashion merchandising sounds fabulous!

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

You usually need backups, but not everyone has Elle's drive to get something done

[@TheLily97232]

And drive doesn't get everybody where she is... she was rich and pretty as much as intelligent. It's seen in the video application '

[@hilaryhongkong]

Her family is loaded. She literally doesn´t need backups.

[@chonddak]

"Oh, like it's hard?"

[@SwoleWolfHasAHandlebarMustache]

That's what she(Elle) said hee, hee, hee😆💪🏻🐺👍🏻

[@MoneyMakeoverSpecialist]

I wish it continued because her advisor believed her and gave her tips to how best to apply to Harvard. You don't need backups, you need people to back you up! 😊

[@furlycee]

Elle Woods WAS the prize, any school would have been lucky to have her!

[@KonekoGakusei]

Gotta admire the confidence.

[@cce5940]

its acting

[@solus8685]

​@@cce5940 thanks Sherlock Holmes

[@barbara1509]

Because she knows what she is

[@kristenglenn7026]

This is the epitome of knowing what you want & having faith & conviction that it’s yours!

[@lisamoag6548]

Confident not arrogant she values herself and knows what she wants she expects others to value her to and most do. I like her.

[@sharon3470]

Didn't get into Harvard with fashion 4.0, or her determination, Elle got into Harvard with the effort, practice, practice, practice and hard work. A little bit of luck helped, but we all get lucky once we put in the effort.

[@carbine090909]

not an either/or, a both/and. 🤔

[@asterling4]

she definitely did also get into harvard with her fashion merchandising 4.0 from UCLA. a transcript like that is _absolutely_ harvard material

[@ddthewolf]

Which makes her conversation with Warner later all the better "You got into Harvard?" "What like it's hard?"

[@OMGXSUGARXCOOKIEXX]

I like how her guidance counselor eventually got with the program and gave her a road map to get there. I suppose both literally and figuratively.

[@marjoriemagno1604]

I love her optimistic personality

[@Steph-fp8un]

“You got into Harvard?!” “What, like it’s hard?”

[@TheDayDreamingOwl]

She said, "I'm going to Harvard."

[@AngelicaLWoods]

We all need a friend like Elle❤

[@jelenajelenic9069]

True,i need someone like her😀😀😀

[@tracygarrett3952]

I thought the line was 'if we had a friend like Ben'.

[@niaselah3348]

The attitudes display here are precisely the reason the world needs lawyers like her

[@aleynamutlu4206]

I love the shade of blond hair it is gorgeous.

[@Azikiel2602]

Hey, law schools would be happy to have a student with a merchandising degree, as you learn amazing skills in that field, regardless of what you’re merchandising

[@cschmitz100]

The way this loops chefs 😚

[@claireallen-qd9bb]

this is such a nice unintentional loop

[@anyagee9467]

Some of us DO need back ups, and there is nothing wrong with that

[@alycran]

Exactly!

[@archgirl7797]

yeah, it's very normal to have backups. Elle just didnt need backups because she didnt actually want to be a lawyer, the whole point was to get the guy

[@summersun6536]

No, it isn't a bad thing. Nevertheless, I never had backups my whole life. In my experience having a backup expresses you don't really believe in yourself succeeding. Therefore your brain gets distracted and you don't focus fully on your goal and therefore it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy to need a backup.

[@violettepetals9931]

@@summersun6536that's precisely why i don't make backups either; because of the ability to get distracted. just work towards one goal at time and IF it doesn't work out, re-explore your options after having learned new information to apply to the new decision/course of action. but in the meantime, give it all you've got. to me, that's truly experiencing and living life

[@anyagee9467]

@@summersun6536 yeah, maybe for someone like you or Elle. For others, having a backup removes anxiety and helps them focus on their goal.

[@quannico8036]

This was my exact attitude when I applied for my pwi after high school. Got in, scholarships and all. Only applied to one school.

[@prettypookie_333]

Which school did you get into?

[@Abs9740]

She's such a great actress

[@Clintsessentials]

💯

[@monikatripathi4589]

I loved this movie and her character was just so full of life❤

[@jt5733]

Okay but why wouldn't they be impressed? Law school requires lots of memorization skills. She has them, if she has a 4.0 GPA with courses such as 'the history of polka dots'. It also requires people skills. You can't have a 4.0 in merchandising if you don't have those. So especially for law it makes sense.

[@asterling4]

definitely a _significant_ amount of writing for business too. which would've been taught well and graded strictly at someplace like UCLA. it isnt a stretch by any means to say an undergrad like that was just fine for harvard law.

[@jt5733]

@@asterling4 that too! Also having an eye for trends requires a certain level of analytical skills.

[@tamarasmith9060]

And there are tons of lawyers that specialize in business contracts, so the law school would assume she wanted to eventually go into that, combining her skills to start her own fashion business or work for one already established. Knowing the business from the fashion side, marketing & what people will like is 1 part but if she also has the skills to write & review contracts for that business then even better. She won't get tripped up by legal speak & she knows what's important to be included in the contracts that might affect the quality of production & therefore the image & funds of the company.

[@OrangenBlues]

' I don't need backups.I am going to Harvard ' and that's determination ❤

[@MorriganReads]

Fashion Merchandising is a business major, which isn’t that unusual for a law student to do in undergrad. Combine that with the stellar GPA, almost perfect LSAT, and leadership skills from being sorority president (of quite a prestigious sorority considering successful women like Brooke were former Delta Nus) Elle didn’t need to be admitted for diversity, Harvard should have been begging her to come.

[@ioanazamfirache8214]

Was Law School her Master's or second undergrad???

[@cynthiahuang6777]

@@ioanazamfirache8214 in the U.S., law school is usually a 3-year Juris Doctor degree, which is a professional degree. It's neither a Master's nor a second undergrad.

[@Ghossty516]

When I was a kid I called this the Barbie movie and I would always ask my mom to play it. Still iconic and a favorite

[@Beginnerreadsthebible]

I love this movie. Don't ever let other people tell you who YOU are.

[@michaelhuynh4953]

Lawyers can looks fabulous too!

[@AlextheENTP]

One of the moms at my kids' school is a lawyer, and she's a pretty bold dresser, always wearing gorgeous rich colours and statement items. And I've lost track of how many pairs of shoes she owns, lol.

[@cms_ph]

One of my fave movies...she really loves what she's doing..You go girl!!❤

[@catcauldron217]

“I don’t need backups I’m going to Harvard” “What? Like it’s hard” 😂

[@maureenlaneski2802]

Just a reminder from a tutor - you're not in a movie. Have backups! ❤

[@deathbyathousandcats]

What are backups?

[@aliyaze44]

@@deathbyathousandcats backups are basically other colleges that you should apply to incase you don’t get into your desired uni.

[@deathbyathousandcats]

@@aliyaze44 Oh, thank you for the answer.

[@underdogmangalore]

you sound fun

[@valvihk3649]

I didn't have back ups and went where I wanted. Most of these universities just want to make sure you can pay them for the courses. Other than that, if you have low ACTS or whatever they need, usually these schools have classes you can take to raise the score or take additional courses before you take college level courses.

[@nomadicam]

It's my 42nd birthday so i feel like I'm allowed to give some advice at the moment. You may not need back ups, but i think you also shouldn't get too attached to any one plan. You haven't even been there yet, you don't even know if you'll like it! Open yourself up to ALL kinds of things, all kinds of schools, all kinds of lifestyles, all kinds of people and places. Go experience a wide variety of stuff and then make an informed decision about what you actually want. It's all back ups until you have enough information to really make an informed choice.

[@Ambrosha385]

Love this :) yes we are all aware this is relating to a wonderous & delightful movie lol. But commenter took the time to give truly good advice.

[@triplehearts914]

I love this movie and I love Elle as a character so much, I really wish we got more protagonists like this.

[@Wingsoflightstar]

I just love her! 💖🩵 Positivity gets you places! 🌟🙏🏼

[@kristinaflores2125]

As someone who went to fashion school I can almost guarantee there are no history of poka dots classes lol. History of fashion, sure. But not JUST poka dots

[@beastshawnee]

I’d be happy to teach one! There’s enough material there to do it.

[@valvihk3649]

I would disagree, I bet there are. Remember, she goes to a prestigious rich people school. They may have a bunch of these fun credit courses that choose to specify in topics. You as a graduate in fashion, I bet you could create a course based only on history of poka dots. I took a degree in American and British Literature, we literally had an option classes that covered only "The Beatles," "Edgar Poe," "King Arthur Legends," etc. There are general courses, but once you're done, you could take these "specialized" courses.

[@tarass8737]

She's like me. I was always like I don't need backups and I got into the universities I wanted to. It's good to be confident, it keeps you focused. This movie reminds me of that when I forget.

[@aprildabney3711]

I love the way everyone at her school supported her once she made her mind up ❤

[@madelinegreen8932]

As a person who went to law school, I 100% encourage making sure you have back up schools. Makes things much more smooth and more comfortable during the application process.

[@BurkeanMama]

My son got accepted to every college he applied, except his safety schools.

[@rjuniper]

the schools probably knew they were his safety schools

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

She was so cute in that movie!

[@madeofmeats]

I’ve always loved the advisor’s voice, especially how she says “history of polka dots”, such a fun unique voice

[@cantabrasil88]

This is exactly the short I needed before sitting for my written boards. Elle Woods, forever an icon

[@basketcase6999]

As someone not from the US, I’m honestly scared by the college entry system there. Here in Australia, all you have to do is be smarter than like 50% of the population, and you can get into pretty much any undergraduate course at pretty much any university, except medicine, dentistry, and the like. There’s none of this “participated in extracurriculars for years” or “is literally a world class athlete” or “volunteered for a summer in Africa” or letters of recommendation or even meeting with or submitting anything like an essay to the university itself. Literally all we do is write down a list of universities and courses on a piece of paper, and based on our Year 12 ATAR results (standardised testing for each subject), each university will either offer us a place or not.

[@morbidsearch]

I'm from Ireland. Never understood why the USA has two different exams for high school diploma and college admission.

[@FerretKibble]

That they're then pushed into studying things in university that have nothing to do with their degree or goals in order to be "well rounded" and can face compulsory shared bedrooms makes all those extra hoops to jump through even worse

[@connaeris8230]

​@@morbidsearchwell it can be helpful to somebody. In Italy it's the same, your high school exams vote literally doesn't matter (it is useful to get university tax cuts though). You just have to do well in the entrance exams, which only exist for some faculties and/or some prestigious universities. And those entrance exams are much easier to prepare for than the final high school exams, since they're more specific and you don't have to study other subjects in the meantime. Except medicine of course.

[@JeremyGabbard]

@@morbidsearch In the US system, law (and medicine, among others) are graduate degrees you wouldn't apply to until you're nearly complete with your 4-year bachelors degree. By that point, your high school tests are completely irrelevant. I understand in some countries you go directly into law/medicine programs after high school, that's probably where the confusion is.

[@abryl2480]

Here in Mexico, you just have to pass a standard exam. It is literally the same for everybody regardless of their chosen program. That being said: I majored in French, and I did the same entry exam as my friends who are doctors. However, the only programs that require extra steps are the art programs: you have to go to different interviews, auditions, and extra tests, but other than that, admissions are pretty meh. Of course, they only accept a specific number of applicants per career, so it's not like everyone gets the chance to enter even if they get almost perfect scores. I've seen many get rejected with 99% scores out of med school because there are not many places available. I was lucky that in my program, they offered 75 places, but only 64 people did the exam that year (but I mean, it's French).

[@johnparbhu5128]

I enjoy these shorts more than I did the movie. Now I'm seeing how funny & talented she really is. Oh maan, she aced that character!!🙏

[@user-j4x2y-26wkt]

this feels like a perfect loop

[@Johnmag1976]

I love this moment so much

[@tamarasmith9060]

While it might sound unusual at 1st, getting a law degree to go with her business degree in fashion merchandising really does make sense & shouldn't shock the advisor. If she was wanting to run her own fashion-based business in the future then being more familiar with the legal side of the business helps insure you don't get trapped into bad deals. Just like medicine, law school starts with basics in each category & then you can decide to specialize. So there are many lawyers out there who specialize in business contracts & make big money being kept on retainer by a handful or even just 1 company. She wouldn't even have to run her own business or be a designer but be involved in fashion by working with a fashion label on the business side.

[@king__caroline]

Fashion merchandising is basically learning business & economics within fashion, it’s nothing to sneeze at.

[@ninawestlake5005]

"What? Like it's hard?"😅 Elle is an icon! I love her! Never underestimate anyone is what she showed us in the most glamorous way ever.

[@Indite_Biden]

Beautiful and smart blondes need to be respected and popular again!!! 🙌🏻 🎉

[@plantpilled569]

from a beautiful & smart law student... **indict

[@HufflepuffsPanda]

The loop of this is fire 💪

[@Katy-Lynn]

Legally blond was such a good movie🤩🤩🤩

[@Markzilla41]

One of my favorite movies.

[@julieletford5695]

We need backups. Not all of us are going to be as lucky as Elle.

[@user-fp2kt1le2e]

One of my very favorite movies. Reese Witherspoon was perfect for this role.

[@_zombie_queen_]

This movie changed my personal perspective on women, and how looks and kindness can be twisted with stupidity. You can be beautiful, smart and have a 4.0, but you have to believe in yourself. Im so glad this movie was made.

[@monicahope3615]

I love this film!

[@EmpressMermaid]

Fashion merchandising is not a major to be so dismissive of. It's one of the top industries in the world and one of the key drivers of international trade. And I'd love to study the history of polka-dots.

[@HappyKaaaye]

Whenever I felt unmotivated in finishing up my degree I watch this & it just picks me back up. I loved it so much!

[@adhiamboolango]

"I don't need Backups, I'm going to Harvard"😂, that's the spirit!😂

[@carolecarr5210]

Great movie Elle rocked.

[@Nyuffykah]

She is a manifestation master ❤

[@heynhamnham]

This is the best motivational movie for students ive ever seen

[@lplzydeco]

Legally Blonde is one of my top 10 movies.

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

''I object''

[@johnnesbitt4178]

Very watchable. Well made.very nice.

[@ppumpkin3282]

Top schools are looking for unique people, and Elle is definitely that.

[@noelle-bk9jb]

bruh the loop is so good

[@nobody_nowhere_3338]

Nah but to be a fashion lawyer consultant & have almost all the major name brands lawyers ask for help occasionally would be a good job.

[@smurfetterocks]

SNAP AND BEND LUV ❤️ IT!!!

[@smurfetterocks]

THANKS 😃 4 YOUR QUICK RESPONSE AND LET'S MAKE IT A....PERFECT....DAY....AS THE THEME SONG 🎵 LYRICS GOES

[@michelmurphy7152]

You mean Bend and Snap

[@maddyG7414]

I love this movie so much. It’s a true classic and Reese nailed it. ❤

[@themindeclectic9821]

This loops perfectly

[@outouki610]

And still I don’t think it’s smart to not have plan B or risk management in any big life decisions 😂

[@johnwilliamson2276]

It was a very funny movie.

[@itschelseakay]

I loved taking history classes in undergrad since it was my favorite subject but I didn’t want a career in it. Anyone who has been in classes with history majors knows how incredible their memory and devotion to learning is! The amount my classmates added to discussion was incredible. If I saw a 4.0 gpa and “history of polka dots” I’d be impressed :) Shoutout to all history majors, you guys are underrated.

[@pribiswas9757]

Elle Woods is imspiring in so many ways now that I think of. Self confidence and high self esteem really matter.

[@alissareyes3483]

This actually happened to me with every counselor that said I couldn't get into my dream school. Well long story short, I'm attending my dream school, with no back ups 😊

[@elvickRULES]

And thousands of others told the same thing are not. What’s your point?

[@seaweedbrain3892]

"I don't need backups" girl I think everyone needs backups regardless of how well they're doing in school, getting into Ivys is really hard even for people with a perfect score

[@lunayen]

Except that she was chasing after her ex-boyfriend, who got accepted into Harvard. Back-ups are of no use to her.

[@But_I_am_a_Gilmore]

‼️SPOILERS‼️ She doesn’t need backups because she only was going to college because her ex dumped her during a fancy dinner when she thought he was proposing, he said he wanted someone smart and serious and she thought she could win him back by going to Harvard with him but she ended up instead findung the man of her dreams and becoming a really good lawyer and finally impressing her ex but ends up rejecting him and marrying the man

[@seaweedbrain3892]

@@But_I_am_a_Gilmore Yesss I watched the movie, I know that now!!

[@Johnmag1976]

❤ poor Good Soul Lady is totally lost !! But means so well !

[@janetgarciabenitez1391]

This is my fav movie of all time. When I feel down, I watch it for a pick me up. It always brings a smile to my face 😊❤