Photo: creatarka/iStockphoto.com. 'I Feel Like I've Ruined My Life': A Few Weeks Into the Semester, Some Law Students Consider Quitting
The Reddit subgroup r/LawSchool has been inundated in the past week with 1Ls questioning whether law school is right for them and whether they should drop out.
September 12, 2022 at 08:39 PM
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Law school can wear you down, but for some, the first couple of weeks are enough of a shock to the system to have them questioning their career paths altogether.
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