A recent Reddit thread that asked law students why they decided to go to law school garnered responses offering a wide range of reasons, from being spurred on by the state of the country to being influenced by televisions shows.
July 06, 2022 at 02:55 PM
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It’s a valid question in any era, but particularly now: “What made you decide to go to law school?”
Reddit user js001232 asked this very question on the subreddit for law school admissions yesterday, adding, “Why did you want to become a lawyer? When did you come to that realization?”
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