why i don’t want to be a lawyer after law school

after three years of law school, i thought it’s about time i address why i don’t want to be a lawyer. i explain why i wanted to do law in the first place and what changed my mind. hope this provides some insight… see you on wednesday…
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[@artawhirler]

Somebody once said, "Half of life consists of knowing what you DON'T want."

[@victorkihika6408]

I've watched almost every "legal" video you've done. You're very intelligent and are gonna do even better with Medicine. My story is the opposite of yours. Wanted Medicine, found happiness in law. All the best Chelsie.🎊💯 I'm your biggest fan from Kenya I guess.

[@ChelsieAngeles]

whoa it's cool to know other people are in similar boats to me! thanks for watching & good luck!!

[@therealimlikewoa]

This is honestly inspiring. If anyone out there wants to make a career change, this video def proves you can do it. I wish you the best of luck!

[@elinor5551]

I’m so glad I found this video. I’ve been set on being a Lawyer for the past 2 years, but now I’m starting to become more interested in Medicine. I’ve got to choose my A Levels by August, but it’s hard when I don’t even know what path I want to go down. This video was really helpful and I feel more confident in my decision now. Thank you!

[@elinor5551]

Relaxing 01 I ended up choosing Maths, Further Maths, Biology and Chemistry. I really wanted to take English Lit, but I felt that these kept my options open as much as possible (Bio and Chem for Medicine; Further Maths for a potential Maths degree, and Law doesn’t have any specific requirements-although essay-based subjects are preferable). I’m still not 100% sure what I want to do in the future, but I’ve been watching a lot of webinars around these subjects in order to make a more informed decision.

[@elinor5551]

Relaxing 01 Your A Level options seem really well-rounded! Honestly, I’m regretting not taking English Lit at the moment. Chemistry is definitely not for me to the point where I’m thinking of asking whether I can swap it. It’s probably too late now anyway, so I guess I’ll just have to deal with Chemistry for the next two years...

[@elinor5551]

Relaxing 01 I actually talked to my Head of Sixth Form today and she says that it’s fine for me to switch Chemistry for English Lit as the English Lit preparatory work I did in quarantine was really good. It’s honestly such a relief as I’m sure that my performance in Chemistry wouldn’t have been satisfactory.

[@helensproston7312]

You can't possibly know what's truly right for you at the age of 15. Life experience is essential

[@DreamsAreMakeBelieve]

I have no plans to ever go into medicine, but I'm excited to hear more about your journey! I started off doing psychology, had a bit of a breakdown, dropped out and now I'm going to York to do Interactive Media and I'm so much happier already! I kinda just went to uni because that's what you do, and I was terrified to drop out and admit I "failed" but a year and a half down the line I know I'm doing the right thing

[@ChelsieAngeles]

Best of luck! Glad I'm not alone in the career switch!

[@DreamsAreMakeBelieve]

@@ChelsieAngeles Good luck to you too! I'm at York now, love it!

[@alaskaj9786]

For the longest time I wanted to be a flight attendant so I decided to major in travel & tourism/photography but decided I wanted more out of life so instead I’m majoring in criminal justice/forensic xo

[@cahierdepluie9590]

interesting story! Plus i'm pretty sure that you dont necessarily need a degree to be a flight attentant, just alot of work experience and skills with the public.. my point being that if you wanted you could always be a flight attentant even after you have changed your mind and now you have so many options. i know for myself personally i want be a flight attentant for maybe a year a two juat for the experience 😁 so my plan is to volunteer and work in the public sector for a few years become pro at being personable and maybe self teach some psychology (and gain certificates studying from home) all the while studying at uni for my dream long term career, if i decude that uni is for me 🌟

[@chrissamwell5375]

This video really hits too close to home. I am also a final year LLB student and I am trying so hard to avoid being a lawyer. I enjoy studying law but being a corporate solicitor working long hours is just not for me and I am not even interested in being a barrister. I am still figuring out what I am going to do next.

[@ChelsieAngeles]

it's a tough spot to be in but best of luck Chris!!

[@catspurr_98]

Same here! I have just graduated and have recently realised that the kind of "natural" curiosity I have for creative things is just not what law can offer me. It's also difficult because spending five years studying it when I'm not even curious about news updates regarding amendments to regulations takes so much toll on the placement interviews that a disinterested law student would give just to get into firms as an obvious course of action.

[@salmanmazumder6148]

@@catspurr_98 I have my moot court presentation in 5 mins and I want to kill myself just to avoid doing it.

[@catspurr_98]

@@salmanmazumder6148 Omg take it easy! Haha. I hope it went well!

[@Andrew_SJL]

I did English lot as my undergrad over law and it was such a great decision. Did the GDL after and hated it. The toxic group, the pressure, the intense focus on TC. After it moved online I liked it. Now doing the LPC and feeling the same, like the course but not the career

[@hxnnahtan]

Thank you very much for making this video, its given me so much reassurance that i’m not the only one with this mindset 😣

[@GudetamaSit]

Will be really intriguing to hear about, since you've mentioned it! Since Law's a vocational degree ( just in the way of preparing you for a specific route ) I don't hear a lot of others speak on it.

[@manuag3886]

Law is an academic degree it is not vocational. A law degree provides many transferable skills.

[@GudetamaSit]

@@manuag3886 Of course, it's not technically a vocational degree and dosen't necessarily train you to be a lawyer, but teaches you good academic skills and fundamental understanding that you can use in a law career and beyond. I just worded myself strangely - the way i used vocational was to say it prepares you specifically for a career in 1 sector ( unlike, say, History ), though there are transferable skills.

[@hellow4130]

@@GudetamaSit What you are referring to is actual law school i.e. LPC or BPTC. Those are vocational courses for aspiring lawyers. An LLB is academic and can lead to many career paths.

[@benannazunlu]

I just got out of my uni entrance exam and this helped me so much. Thank you ❤️

[@nathanthomas1742]

It's the posh person's choice : law or medicine. Completely unrelated except for the idea of prestige.

[@miriamkatze]

To be honest, going to networking events as a first-year for free food and drinks and just listening is PERFECTLY FINE! I did the same, and only really got more into my career prospects in my final year when I worked really hard to inform myself and get the career I wanted :)

[@ClaireLouiseHedley]

I could never be a doctor but I’m going to train to be a nurse at York in September xx

[@perlas8680]

SAMEE just different school 💀

[@roderickteoh3273]

After completing my law studies, I did the BPTC and pupillage. I am now a full fledged lawyer.

[@perlas8680]

Do you enjoy your job or do you wish you could’ve done something different

[@petrhristov9299]

This video really helped! I am currently in my last year of high school, doubting my decision to pursue Medicine that I've had since I was 14, thinking whether I would be a better lawyer, because I am good at History and English. After this video, I am more sure I want medicine, especially after you said, ,,think about whether you want to practise or just to study law" --- I think I would be good at studying law, but my mind will always be in Medicine.

[@Sara-cf8xf]

Thank You Chelsie !! I can’t tell you how much I’m in the most similar experience now , I’ve been drawn to lawyer’s training and I’ve never enjoyed it .. and I also never liked the way the lawyer _at least the ones I’m surrounded with_ cared for nothing but money and they deal with clients and cases according to that and this was never something that I accepted... currently i think every single day “why the hell am I doing this again ?” So thank you for awakening me up on that I don’t really have to fight for something I don’t want and doesn’t suit me !

[@farahomar6880]

I feel the same way im 25 and didn’t go university after my a levels, because i generally didn’t know what I wanted to commit to for the next 30 years, this September i was thinking about studying law because I think its what I want to do but the idea of starting it, then changing my mind half way through and being in debt is scary, I think its kind of crazy how they expect us to automatically know what we want to do at 18 and have the ability to put ourselves in big debts at that age, theres a lot of people that graduated that either regret it or would’ve taken a different career route if they was to start now

[@S1985-k1s]

I studied law and lpc and hated being a lawyer. Than I did Celta and pgce and now I hate being a teacher! I’m just lost

[@princesajasmine8759]

why did you hate it?

[@fathimafarhanamoyikkal9207]

I genuinely enjoyed this video. I have the same issue right now because I want to study law and I currently stuck doing something I love less than I love law.

[@lindapascaline8668]

Wow, it is crazy ! I am actually doing the same thing. I am going to law school in Canada this year (I am a canadian). After law school, I want to go to medical school so bad. Can't wait to see your journey ! I will take notes about it.

[@aalegalfocus]

Why not just go on to medical school now then?

[@helensproston7312]

Law I think is for people who want to stand for others and balance injustices. That's also a ' spiritual ' calling.

[@GurlPlz4321]

I’m so glad I became a paralegal before deciding not to go the law school

[@LeahRebecca]

that’s amazing medicine is a fantastic career🤩🤩

[@jaystrickland4151]

Hey if the medicine thing doesn't work out. Compliance at a bank with a law degree is nice. Big firm pay but you only work 40 or so hours a week.

[@joelhall5124]

I'm 42, and going in the opposite direction; I'm a medical biologist going back to uni to study law. Good luck!

[@lionbeam]

Amazing video. To be honest i think your situation works for a lot of people seeing as many people have issues with picking the right uni choice.

[@lionbeam]

as in picking something without thinking what they want rather than what they are capable at the moment.

[@KAIZORIANEMPIRE]

don't worry medicine isn't really science, i mean it is based on science but it's more learning rules and applying them until you get to a consultant where you are actually allowed to diagnose unknowns without following script or a surgeon but that's really just anatomical engineering

[@aalegalfocus]

Good for you! Practicing attorney here. I have a few new videos about whether law is a good/bad idea. Better to figure out early on if law isn't right for you.

[@the_nerdy_np]

Oh dear, I’m in the opposite situation. I’m a nurse practitioner in the states looking to go to law school 😂

[@greeeneyes91]

I also was not good at maths and am offically an accountant now. I was hired because of my language skills 😅 it is quite a nichey-accountant job though, a big part of my job includes customer service.

[@L0vertg]

Thank you so much for this video. I want to be a barrister (even though I’m not quite sure what they do yet.) I love your channel ❤️❤️

[@vaioboy1410]

Hey Chelsie. I hope you read this. Girl, I cannot even begin to explain how I feel about your message. I'm in the same spot as you 2 years after work experience. I don't like it. Not one bit. Thanks Law school for the skills, but nah I'm using it for something else. Thank you.

[@roslyndougan8046]

thanks so much for the video good luck on your medicine journey :D

[@MrTimc1021]

i still believe you'd be an Incredible Lawyer!! but do what makes you happy & Enjoy life is to short not to live it how you want!!

[@rosexx1965]

May I ask a question during the last election I saw you were a conservative, as a conservative what are your thoughts on how they’re treating student nurses rn and in general??

[@rosa1622]

where did you find this information?? I'm curious now

[@rosexx1965]

Rosa Aziz Uhm during election time she posted it on her insta story

[@lobz]

rose Xx i never expected that tbh

[@Animallover123-g14]

@@lobz ikr why is she a tory tho?

[@rosexx1965]

Ouxs Moros tbf maybe I saw wrong but she didn’t deny it, maybe she was and has changed but idk 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@doug70101]

Great video and insight.Well done on having clearing and the courage to see what you really want.I am still deciding on Law.I think I will follow your thoughts and acquire vocational experiences and decide.To check if I have the passion for Law

[@iconimous]

this video helped me a lot, thanks

[@sherise2910]

omds I'm been feeling the same and I'm in y12. apart from law, I've been thinking about marketing, chemistry, or even production management because of the variety of day to day tasks but I'm just really scared about making the wrong decision. But I'm going to take your advice and really evaluate upcoming law work experiences as I haven't done any before. who knows I may enjoy it :)

[@aiman7637]

Nooo way I am srsly in the same spot and thinking about similar options as yours , have always loved design and project management however I thought law would be better but I am still debating , what did u end up choosing and do you have any advice ?

[@OiVinn-eq1ml]

You're very aware! Great video

[@franknguyen802]

There’s something you thought such as lawyer, doctor, and banker accountant same as what am I thinking right now. I have no clue, what kind the job I love the most? I’m thinking how about to be an actor Hollywood movie🤔🤣🤣🤣

[@kanaan7889]

I really relate to the law school experience xx

[@shashikanttiwari072]

I was Toying between LAW and MEDICINE .till I saw your video .. Thanks a lot .. ... .... ... Your and mine thoughts are like carbon copy ... Each and every word you said I just felt the same.. I even cried while doing law ....

[@silone20101]

If you can not do then do not worry

[@twicesaurous-9310]

thank you for sharing and hope you find the career that makes you feel fulfilled :)

[@DaniLasdfghjkl]

I think you might have just talked me out of a law conversion

[@foggycraw6758]

Have you thought about becoming a psychologist? Same prestige, lots of work opportunity, less stress, and help people!

[@ChelsieAngeles]

yes & it's definitely not for me! 😂

[@greeeneyes91]

unfortunately, most of the times one knows if a job is for somebody only when really doing it.. i still have no idea what it feels like to work in all other professions and i dont know if i would like that feeling.. going to university can be a bit like buying the cat in the bag :/

[@mnagn9498]

I’m a healthcare professional who is about to enter the legal profession who is having second thoughts …because of the long hours. I’m now sure if I made the correct decision.

[@maisie1120]

how's it going?

[@alanajones109]

This has helped me so much ☺️

[@ebrue1985]

I can relate to every single thing she’s saying.. damn..

[@roslyndougan8046]

so unsure now well idk I think I really want to do law, immigration most likely (but too young to know really) because I saw all these people and met them all and heard their stories and saw the lawyers creating cases and writing it all down and trying to help these people in these horrific situations trying too seek asylum or even just study in a different country and thinking this is so interesting. I feel like I still don't feel smart enough though and I know that's just a self limiting belief really but idk it just seems like such a rewarding job :D I was the opposite was in a high street law firm doing the mundane tasks thinking WOWWW THIS IS SO COOL!

[@virajpatil5963]

yeah i know i don't like law as a full time job . I don’t want to be a lawyer. but I think I don't know at this time what should I do .sometime I think I should do engineering . some time feel to become badass wall street guy like Gordon Gekko .maybe I should complete my law degree first.

[@lovedaddy1582]

Interesting accent. I'm an American, a Texan to be more specific, and had to listen a little more carefully to pick up on what this woman was saying. It's fascinating to me how many forms of the English language there are!

[@moodboosters1019]

She's English. :)

[@aazeem398]

good on u medical law is great

[@Hannahsyeed]

i love this video so much

[@chemz7109]

i’m going to be studying law in uni this september, because like you said it’s a good degree and I do like the study of it, but i’m pretty sure I don’t want to go into law after uni, and am thinking of going into marketing! i am very undecided still of what I want to do in the future though, I keep on changing my mind:( do you regret taking a law degree, and wished you realised it wasn’t for you sooner, and took a more healthcare/medical degree instead? thank you for this video!!!

[@ChelsieAngeles]

good luck for september! no i don't regret studying law. it developed me professionally, academically and personally in ways that i wouldn't have gained if i did another course. i did enjoy studying law for the most part too.

[@franknguyen802]

If you say that you wouldn’t like to be a lawyer, so what would you like to be?

[@frieza2235]

So you will be going back to uni to study medicine? Also will Sfe still cover that normally? Thats the kind of thing that makes me weary of changing course for something that I will be happy to do

[@josehuarcayahuamani9257]

WHAT????? I am starting watching your videos

[@jimmymack007]

Thanks for sharing your story, it must be nice to be able to excercise choice.

[@tadbeer3090]

very appreciated.

[@k.p.3739]

Working as a doctor is even longer working outs and won’t get good money until 10 years in so please maybe don’t do that either . Cause I am on the exact same spot.

[@Zander3109]

By 9 minutes, all I heard was 'So I was just doing it, and I just didn't like it, my heart wasn't in it' over and over. I'm sorry I'm not getting any information from this video

[@baptistilluya9876]

🥂I though subscribed to your channel knowing we shared the same dreams in the legal profession

[@agoogleaccount5859]

Hi ☺im a law with criminology first year (finished first-year exams a few weeks ago) , and I think I've always wanted to do stuff in the media industry when im older like creative stuff like presnting , radio, KZbin, music , etc . But I wasn't sure if maybe a degree in it would help really. But now I'm thinking should I change to a media degree or do u think it would help even having a media degree (as yoU managed to have a good KZbin channel without having one) I guess media and music is my passion but is it worth in a degree standard? I'm not what what to do :/ And amazing video btw!💜💜💜

[@zafakezafake8523]

A Google Account Hi, i want to go into law and crim 😅... Which uni did you go to? And was it not what you expected cause now u wanna change it?

[@agoogleaccount5859]

@@zafakezafake8523 I went ntu and I think I didn't really know what to expect bevause I havnt really done law before (Didn't have the chance to do it in alevels) and with criminology I did do a bit of that in soicology. Some of it is interesting but It can also be very hard too so u have to have a really good interest in it and make sure u are DEFINITE u want to do it as a career (I didn't know what career I wanted to do i just wanted to move out tbh 😂)

[@bethany1900]

I am in year 12 and thinking of doing law but i am not sure still i think i will get work experience and see how it is thank you this video is very helpful

[@bethany1900]

@AR M wow I am also now considering medicine too without science a levels! I’m still not sure what to do either so you’re not alone

[@bethany1900]

@AR M I guess by doing a post grad? and there are some courses for people without science where the degree is 6 yrs instead of 5. and fair enough im not sure still

[@ArunPlaysPiano]

I had a thought of studying medicine after I graduated, but I wouldn't be able to fund another degree, and especially as it's a 4-year degree. That's c.£36,000 (without accommodation)! How will you overcome the financial aspect?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

i can completely appreciate that the cost is so high. personally with the NHS bursary, savings and a bursary from a potential future employer, i'd be able to cover it. there is funding out there, you've just gotta find it!

[@umidklmaox5799]

can you do a video on how ur going to transition bc i have the exact same worries as you!!

[@ChelsieAngeles]

yess!!

[@derica818]

Wouldnt you have alot of debt after law school then now med school

[@ChelsieAngeles]

Yes. But I received student loans and bursaries so it’s the price you pay to qualify yourself for the job you want to do in life.

[@clara-df5km]

so like... if you actually find law interesting you should be okay?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

haha yes. i found it interesting to study but not to practice, so it's important to have both i think.

[@mohdjufri9452]

I think most people experience similar issues when they graduate for certain courses they realise the specific career might not be right for them. But it depends on how you feel, law career is known to be extremely demanding n competitive, so if you think it going to hve so much effect on ur mental, relationship n others maybe its not what you should pursue as a career. But for other people they may not like career but it is still acceptable then its ok n they continue on that. Only you yourself know the answer for that question

[@Nella04]

I’m still deciding if I want to do politics or law

[@chizzychinakame1808]

I want to be lawyer my name is treasure

[@MegaMusicMuse]

I’m really conflicted because i’m doing a masters right now and i’m not sure if I should go to law school after. I want to do good in the world and serve justice but I don’t know if I have the energy to do law school

[@ChelsieAngeles]

i know exactly what you mean. my best advice would be to have a year off, do something you enjoy or work etc. it'll give you time to think about what you want to do and why. then you'll know if you want to go to law school and you'll have the energy for the intensity of it too. good luck!

[@MegaMusicMuse]

@@ChelsieAngeles I think that’s my problem. I’m older (think Kim Kardashian) and i’m still unsure. Time is running out and I need to make a decision.

[@ChelsieAngeles]

Don’t worry about that though. Even still one year won’t make any impact in future employers decision making. You’re better to make a decision you’re 100% about then rushing and regretting later!

[@MegaMusicMuse]

@@ChelsieAngeles I’ve asked a lot of lawyers if they feel doing law is the best way to make “a change” and no one will give me a straight answer so i’m left wondering if I can bring social change by going another route.

[@wavesdunya9846]

My first question is what universities are you applying to for graduate entry into medicine and my second question is what qualifications do you have and what you are predicted for your law degree

[@ChelsieAngeles]

my choices are limited but thinking, St Georges, Nottingham and Swansea!

[@moonlightbae3993]

hi! just stumbled across your video and i love it! i have a question though; how do you go through your law degree? it is a super draining course which takes up a lot of your time. there's times where you just want to quit. :( what helps you to stay level-headed in law school?

[@user-no1lj6hf5l]

How were you able to get so many work experience opportunities?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

i basically applied to everything i heard about that i was qualified to apply for!

[@myusernameis3000]

Love the video

[@lobz]

The desire for clout is scary.

[@Bianca-fy1gk]

Before starting YLS did they expect you to have done any pre reading and did you do any over the summer before first year - if so what did you read? Also, did you have to buy all your university textbooks or are they provided for you when you get there?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

They don't expect you to do any pre-reading. We have LawTrove, which the university pay for. It's an online subscription service that contains all of your legal textbooks. I didn't need to buy books in my three years.

[@Bianca-fy1gk]

@@ChelsieAngeles Okay thank you! Did you do any pre-reading before starting your law degree or do you have any recommendations?

[@Emlikesbiology]

Did you look at the pre-requisites of medical school? A lot of the unis require chemistry as an A Level. Likewise, have you started practising for UCAT, BMAT? Have you started volunteering and doing medicine related activities. Are you going to do grad medicine vs undergrad medicine. Is funding going to be an issue for you? I only ask you these questions because taking on medicine as a second degree is a lot of work, and having studied a related stem subject it is difficult. I think its absolutely fantastic that you're pursuing your new goal, and pursuing medicine. But getting into medical school is not an easy task at all. As someone who got into medicine, and then decided against the career.

[@ChelsieAngeles]

I’m pursuing grad med at certain universities that only require the GAMSAT and do not ask for science alevels. I’ve been volunteering in the medical field in multiple positions for over a year now and will continue to do so until I apply in two years time. I appreciate it’s a lot of work so thanks for the concern, and highlighting the requirements for those watching/reading the comments who may want to pursue a similar path!

[@zara2500]

Can you tell me how to get a first in law please? Thanks

[@lydiagrace4216]

if you say you're not good at science and maths why medicine?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

i guess it's not that i'm not good at them, i just haven't studied them since i was 14, so i find it more difficult. but i'm a great believer that hard work and dedication will enable me to be good at anything. Medicine as a career suits my personality, career goals and i've loved every aspect of my volunteering/work experience opps in medicine.

[@mohdjufri9452]

@@ChelsieAngeles yeah as a former law student who has basic knowledge in math n sciences i do believe its more or less the same way, you will be great at something you work hard for. To have something as a career for like 30 years, i will consider the factor of passion rather than if i really capable of studying lets say medicine which is really difficult.( But this depends on your belief and mindset too) Since you're pretty matured and hardworking and survive law school i believe you will do well in medicine too. Goodluck!

[@shariecebrewster5962]

I am there's

[@roseharrison4091]

How do you get to do another degree with 5 years extra training... do you still get a grant? The cost must be enormous?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

yes the cost is large. but luckily there are bursaries available which cover most of it. the jury is still out on whether i could get a student loan the second time. it would certainly help to get it, but wouldn't be vital.

[@roseharrison4091]

@@ChelsieAngeles oh so you have the science A levels or whatever you need to do Medical school and will you do it at York or go elsewhere?

[@walnesblanc]

hello chelsie have you thought about livestreaming on twitch

[@comedybuzz1672]

How long would it take you to become a doctor ?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

4 years!

[@untamedbyirtiza]

Waiting

[@visitor55555]

You want more freedom.... but plan to be a doctor? Did you think that through? 🤣 Still, good priorities and good vid.

[@Hannah-wk8jc]

If I get a law degree in England can I be a lawyer in other countries

[@antonellasantamaria1911]

You would have to do an international law masters but still will have to do an exam on each country you would like to work because the laws are different

[@Hannah-wk8jc]

@@antonellasantamaria1911 Omg I want to work in many different countries I don’t want to do so many exams 😩

[@antonellasantamaria1911]

I guess it depends what type of law you want cause if it is human rights and your work for an organisation that has bases around the world you should be fine

[@Hannah-wk8jc]

@@antonellasantamaria1911 So say I could work for an English law firm based in Dubai Would that be a possibility?

[@Hannah-wk8jc]

@AR M Kind of , I think I can work abroad for a British company

[@pradeepkrishantha2252]

I like you and your videos ...❤❤❤

[@fundirams3240]

You can study accounting and suck at math trust me 😂

[@yesicamen699]

🤣🤣

[@ReLoadXxXxX]

Does your 4 year graduate degree get paid for or do you have to cover it?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

Bit of both. There’s a NHS bursary for med students and loans but I probably will have to fund it too!

[@blair7721]

Chelsie my love what are you doing now?

[@ChelsieAngeles]

I'm in Army.

[@trueloversabbir2000]

I love 💕 you

[@larisaiuga9217]

I want to be a lawyer in criminal, what do you think would be better collage or sixth form ?!

[@xandro2445]

Can an *American* get a Law degree or take the conversion course? I'm very intereinterested on becoming a solicitor in England. Is this possible at all? How difficult would it be for an american to find a law job?

[@Kim-iu4yu]

Hey, I wonder why people often have these two choices: Doctor or Lawyer... Basically, I've just seen a guy who dropped out of medical school to study law.

[@Kcathy_14]

How old are you?

[@syedjallal476]

u have done lot of things in a short time