but fuck 3 years for 75K lmao

I made more out of undergrad in finance

Still, it's a saturated labor market

I was at 78-83 doing risk modelling in banking

STARTING

Nobody could find work with undergrads in the late '00s, went to law school, 3 years later the market is flooded with law grads with no real experience

yeah LSAT test takers have dropped and its evening out

Starting to

but I really feel unless you can do T15> not wurf it

if you can do top 15 go ahead otherwise fuck them

Yea that's true

because then you get the lit internships that are six digits post grad but they recruit based on targets etc

Lol. sounds like bullshit underachieving imo

I'm 27, starting 2L in fall

and even the dece schools here get them but you bette be top 10 in your class to get those firms

I'm working for 3 firms, one as a volunteer

Too much work, no one with skills

If you act like a nigger they're not going to hire you

I work 80 or so hours a week during my time off

I am well aware as we have used some of top firms in b deals for shit

The work is there. Not with big firms either

You gotta find the small guys

it is but to get niche you better conenct

connect

Doesn't take long

I wouldnt want to be some local divorce or DUI attorney

I'm lucky because I've got sam Dickson

had a buddy didnt listen to my advice and he got fucked bad at grad

And why, they make good money

he interned with local divorce firm from fox hunt we were in vs getting in that MS or GS legal pool internship even if to have on resume

he thought he could ride connections and he got ass raped

you still gotta throw in werk

That's why you work to dominate

You can't work to "hope" boy, you gotta know

his family is from buck head since you are from GA and he made some big errors and I tried to fix him

exactly

Lololol

I dont take debts I cant tilt decks on

So he is spoiled?

ish, the term is relative

he did undergrand and law for free from family