four questions to ask yourself before applying to law school

[donyconjux]

Awesome short! The turning on the neurotic behavior is something I haven't even thought about. Thanks for sharing! 🤗

[rishthefish]

Cece, we all know that you are a great student! Can you make a short or even a full blown video on your tips for studying please! 🥺🥺🥺

[ingridyau]

I really appreciate the post graduate law degree system in the US. As a law undergrad in HK, I think many high schoolers cannot think for themselves at a young age. I think law is also a sophisticated subject which is easier to handle if one is mature with more life experience.

For reading and writing, one thing to note is how different the style is in legal writing in comparison to literature or news!

Also, regarding alternative careers, it's funny because my Asian parents actually say that studying law gives you more options instead of limiting your choices - You can choose to be a lawyer or something else, but without a law degree, you can't choose a legal career.

[DaveWuDong]

Thanks for reminding me how much I hate reading and writing haha

[Rocioslane]

It’s also important to understand the type of reader you are too considering the amount of material you need to review let alone retain

[OGimouse]

I liked reading before law school. I genuinely don't read for pleasure anymore

[regieds]

This girl is so beautiful and smart, her boyfriend is so lucky.

[markbennett]

It’s for status and to be me marketable on dating apps

[bensonfang]

The first thing about reading Wikipedia and spoilers is so me

[ajax]

Hahah I love the fact she’s playing doki doki literature club’s theme, she’s a woman of culture and is clearly detail oriented

[Cj-enfj]

I enjoy reading for information, but NEVER for fun.

[dfjulesful]

No intention of ever becoming a lawyer but this was in my suggested for some reason

[iheardyouguyslovefriedrice]

I hate reading m writing so much 😃 but yeaaaa definitely I wanna go to law school since I don't really like any other career...I m pretty much into crimes n stuff 🤡💀🐸

[OiVinn-eqml]

I’d rather watch the movie rather reading the book. But I like reading nonfiction.

[zacharyyan]

Tv shows are just so time consuming and there there’s so much filler that barely passes as “character development”

[xoxjelloxox]

How do you memorize all the terms and cases? Do you think it isn’t a good career for someone that forgets things like that easily

[nzmanhdee]

I like reading more than writing. I’m working on the LSAT because I want a change in perspective. (Currently consulting) Should I take it even if at the end I might not do law?

[andreasanchez]

Can I shadow a law student and lawyer?

[ArchCraftGaming]

These are all questions created after the fact and heavily influenced on your perspective. You yourself spent years getting ready for a career you ultimately left. Also you work in big las so trying to compare these skills to all lawyers is not the same. And asking someone if they even know what a lawyer is when you are barely in the field yourself is crazy. I have enjoyed your videos and think you very talented but seeing these kids that go to ivys, go into big law, and give out tips in a lecture is very frustrating because not only did lick play such a huge factor in their out of the norm lifestyle but it’s also so very out of touch to the reality for most in their field. Like the comment aboit neurotic details is not only a terrible term for disability representation but also just what people say when they want to boast you aren’t that detail oriented calm down. And you don’t love reading so much you can’t watch movies. Plenty of successful lawyers don’t read at all but instead listen.