Wow!! HUGE congratulations on getting into Harvard Law! The next three years of your life are going to be transformative; you’re going to love it!

This is so sweet, thank you! And you are so right, there’s nothing quite like the rush of emotion that comes the day of commencement. I’m so glad I could share my journey with you.

Thank you so much for sharing, I am honored to be a part of your law school application journey. As a first gen myself, I know just how intimidating and confusing the process can be. I’m glad I could be a positive resource in your life!

@@BanterwithBabs You are so appreciated Babs 🧿 Congratulations attorney!

She is absolutely so inspirational to me as well!!!

Welcome Class of 1968! I hope this video was a fun watch, with hints of something old and something new too.

Would you kindly be my mentor, please? I really wanna make it to HLS

Wait this is so cool! I’m so happy to hear that you got into BOTH Harvard and the video. Uncanny and delightful!

Thank you so much!! Wishing you the best of luck on your upcoming LSAT, you’re going to crush it.

Thank you so much!!

Thank you! And best of luck on the LSAT.

Thank you! Glad to be back.

Thank you! And definitely.

It still feels surreal to call myself an attorney nowadays. Thank you!

You earn it I remember first time I came across your channel, now you graduate...again congratulations counselor you're amazing.Wish you much success in your law career.​@@BanterwithBabs

Thank you very much!

@@BanterwithBabs you’re welcome!

Thank you, Nina!

Thank you, Leah!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! 🙏🏻

Thank you so much! Glad sharing my story could help motivate and inspire. 🤍

Thank you so much Jenn! Your support means so much.

Thank you, and best of luck to you!

Thank you! And glad to be back.

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

This is such a sweet comment, thank you so much!

Thanks for being a highlight of my HLS experience, Jack.

Thank you, Sandra!

Thank you Bobby!

Thank you, Catherine!

Thank you, Caroline! You’ll be next soon. :)

Thank you so much!

Wow! It’s so cool to hear that you’re a law student from Israel. Thank you for your support!

Thank you! This next chapter has been a blast so far.

You’re so sweet! Honored to know you too, Josh.

Thank you! I had a job offer coming straight out of law school, and I started my career as a litigator at a big law firm in California this past fall.

Thank you so much!

Always. Of course.

Hello! Your GPA isn't the end-all-be-all of your law school application, especially if you have a high LSAT score to balance it out and academically robust experiences on your resume. For a more in-depth conversation on the law school application process, especially the one for Harvard Law, check out my video, "How I Got Into Harvard Law School | How to Craft an EXCELLENT Law School Application," available here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7ifpcx3mMfaeGg.htmlsi=ONr6XLtRZfKqxxhu. Hope this helps!

Thank you, Paul!

Hello! I started law school at the age of 25 and graduated at the age of 28.

It varies, but generally you can expect about 2-4 hours of reading per day on top of your classes. As a 1L, that average is closer to 4-6 hours.

@@BanterwithBabs thank you for the information.

@@BanterwithBabs Do the majority of your classmates want to work in the private sector (like lawyers, for example) or do they prefer the public sector (like judges or prosecutors)? Sorry if the writing is bad. I'm using Google Translator.

@@aristotelesribeiro3822 There's a wide range of employment opportunities HLS graduates pursue after graduation. You can check out some of the school's most recent employment data here: hls.harvard.edu/career-planning/recent-employment-data/. Speaking from personal experience, I've noticed a fairly even split between people who want to seek careers in the private sector, public interest, and public sector.

“Isn’t it a bit embarrassing to be graduating from Harvard?” What? Literally no? Graduating is probably one of the biggest achievements one can have in life

@@isabellaferrarese1522 I didn't say graduating is embarrassing. I said from Harvard its a embarrassing since the school has ruined their brand and has pushed racist dogma on their students. Employers will be suspicious of hiring woke employees that will do nothing but destroy the company from the inside.

no, i don't think employers care about how 'woke' a school is, they care about your education and how YOU are as a person, please don't undermine others achievements

@@ahyeahuhuh781 I don't disagree that she has achieved something but the fact that Harvard have tarnished their reputation on woke ideology sours that achievement and yes companies are now being more careful about hiring woke people as it's known and seen that those people cause problems as they see themselves are 'activists' and are always looking for some cause to fight - they'll invite an issue if they don't find one. It's a form of brain washing. Not to mention that Harvard has become a racist institution - they've been sued for that fact. My assertion is against Harvard and not on her achievement. My point is that Harvard diminishes that achievement because of their ideology much as the Catholic church has diminished their popularity because of their protection of pedophiles.

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