Thank you France! Sadly a lot of my female Asian colleagues have voiced the same exact complaint you have! It can be so frustrating at times for people to project their biases onto you. This is why representation in our respective fields is so important!

Aw thank you! Going to upload some lawyer/law school content this week!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching! I'm going to do a career series so may bring her back for that!

Jamaica to di world 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

@@WinenChill Irie! I found your channel via my wife via Empressive channel. While she was binging on your channel (she works in the legal field herself) she said I should check out your channel since you are Jamaican 😉. Very impressive! I think you might be be onto something if you want to pursue legal commentary, especially for minorities. Where ever life takes you, I wish you all the best 🙏.

@@quackdracular7610 Thank you!! Tell her I said hey sistren!

Thanks for watching!

I can do a career path video! How I got into entertainment law is a very boring story surprisingly 😅

You can definitely get there 👏🏽

Thank you for watching!

Thank you!!

Thanks for watching! Nope, Desiree doesn’t have a channel but hoping she starts one!

Hi! She interviewed and applied for a summer associate position our 2L year with the Law Department. After working there that summer, she then applied again after graduation. I also know attorneys that work in private practice and then years later go to work for the city's Law Department. So there's a few different paths.

Definitely think that there are a lot of people that have great post-grad careers that didn't graduate at the top of their class! I graduated in the top top half somewhere I think (honestly I don't remember), all As & Bs for context, and I've done pretty well I'd say in terms of career choice and salary. However, top of class those in the 1-10% (generally straight As) are more likely to secure a job in big law. If you're like me and have no interest in big law then it's fine, but many post grad law school jobs outside of big law will ask for your transcript and grades. Regarding re-taking courses, I'm honestly not sure if law schools allow for that. To my knowledge whatever grade you get in law school is then stuck on your transcript. While grades aren't necessarily an indicator of post law school success, they are still somewhat important.

@@WinenChill Wow! I would love to get more information about if you can retake it or it stay stuck on your transcript.

I think if you know that you 100% want to practice law and have a financial plan to avoid the crazy student loans then it’s a great idea! One of my closest friends in law school was a woman in her mid 30s that wanted a career switch from being a college professor. 💛