This was SO helpful. This is the first video I’ve seen where it’s not some law student trying to scare the shit out of you while acting like it’s “helpful”. Thank you so much!
@@balev000 Ikr it hate it so much. They just try and scare the shit out of you while patting themselves on the back acting like they are helping. The number of mental break downs those videos have given me due to making me fear law school was insane. I'm still scarred and scared about law school because of them.
@@sophiafaye7598 true but I was wondering if there was any other type of financial aid or maybe she has a side job? Cause law school is really expensive
Not to be cheesy but you honestly inspire I mean I've always wanted to be a lawyer just didn't know what life as a law student was like and even though I know that this is just from your perspective I feel it's enough and the way you keep yourself together 😭❤️🔥thank you 💯 🔥
Thank you so much for this video! I’m only a freshman in college but I know law school is something I want to do and you taught me so many things! I had no idea that some schools restrict the number of hours you can work! Keep up the great videos!💖
I was looking for a law school video because I’m considering attending and I’m so glad you go to ASU’s law school because I’m an undergrad student here and would most likely apply here. You answered a lot of my questions!
I am doing well! Yes I agree these hiatuses have to stop! I have a new vlog I'm editing that will go up soon where I explain everything, but regular vlogs coming soon!!💕 Thanks for the comment I have missed RUclips!
@@JennMartinVlogs The MLS-H, thinking about it... however how hard is it do you think to get the median grade of the class? Also, is there a way we can contact you privately with ASU specific questions?
So excited to start law school this fall (hopefully in person with safety precautions). Thank you for making such a great video! I've loved following your channel since I found you when I was touring University of Arizona's Law School!
My dads a lawyer and whenever I ask him questions about law all he tells me is there is a lot of reading. So this was a lot of help. I am curious though, how many pages a week do you typically read on law school ?
Most of my professors are pretty reasonable! A lot of them wanted to change how much was assigned from when they were in law school bc they found it to be so much it wasn’t even helpful. So most of my classes assign about 20-30 pages per class, which I find doable
I am aspiring lawyer,I’m 30 years old n what made me what to become a lawyer is how my town/county treated my father on a none violent misdemeanor charge n how even with covid n his recent heart attack they almost threw him in jail for 45 days..also how the ada treats ppl under oop..including violating my father for watching me cut firewood cuz they said I had no reason to b I’m doing it annoy my Neighbor so they arrested him for it so that made me wanna go in to law school..so here I am
@@themanman165 whatever interests you, and whatever you think you'll do well in! law school doesn't require a specific undergrad major, but they do look favorably on good GPAs, so I would say major in a subject you like so that you'll do well!
@@JennMartinVlogs btw I just saw your mother was sick n I’m very sorry. I lost my mother in 2015 unexpectedly,like literally she woke up fine had a asthma attack and passed on by the night time. So I know how tough it is n just hang in there and u will be ok,ur in my prayers! Stay safe hun!
Im going into my junior year in High school and I plan to become a lawyer in the future but I don’t even know where to start . Can someone help me please ? Like for example is there something I should be doing for junior year ?
study for the SAT to set yourself up for success in undergrad. Your college major/ extracurriculars dont actually matter that much but your grades do so just make sure you're putting in the work and getting good grades.
I agree. Your college grades do matter so just make sure you do well in whatever program you choose. I also recommend finding a school that has a good LSAT prep course. Unfortunately, Law school admissions offices still care about this ridiculous test so in addition to getting good grades in college, you have to do well on this.
ASU Masters in Legal Studies (MLSO) (not a JD ) workshop and orientation program they tell you that they prefer you NOT work, not even P/T but most of us worked F/T 🤷🏻♀️.
I wonder is law school worth going too bc most people don’t get top paying jobs unless they go to a top tier law school or are top of there class. Furthermore, there are more lawyers than Jobs available. The average law student is $100k in student loan debt. Im a senior in college Econ major and I consider law school till I say the tuition. Then I realize I can potentially make more than I lawyer if I work 50-80 hour shifts per week. While trading stocks and puts in the morning. I have a co worker who trades in the morning he already has over 800k in his account.
I am glad to see that you are weighing the pros and cons of going to law school. It's not any sort of guarantee of a high-paying job, much less having any job in the legal field, given how saturated the job market is. My general opinion is that it is not worth it to take out loans to go to an expensive private law school unless it's one of the top in the nation. If you really want to go to law school, just go to your state school to save money.
Hi I’m planning to pursuing law and becoming a corporate lawyer. What undergrad major would you recommend because I’m thinking of doing political science?
You should study whatever you want in undergrad. The choice of selecting a major will not really influence whether you start practicing any type of law, except if you intern somewhere and make professional connections that you can use later while you are in law school and after you graduate. I Recommend just trying to get corporate internships as soon as possible when you are actually in law school. That is the most direct path to landing a corporate law job after graduation. Honestly, that is the most direct path to landing a job in any area of law after you graduate.
Depends on the classes you take! 1L year you’ll have to take a writing course both fall and spring semesters, but after that it’s up to you if you take writing courses. My school requires you to fulfill some writing requirements to graduate, but those papers don’t necessarily need to be done for a class. So it’s pretty much up to you!
1 Samuel 15:23 For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from being king.
I want to major in finance but eventually go to law school. I see that most people major in political science? Do you think I should double or ? Thank you
Not at all! You should do what interests you in college. Your 1L year is going to toss you into completely new territory regardless. I practice operations law for the federal government, and it is actually a running joke that lawyers are not good at math. That’s because many lawyers chose to study political science, government affairs, national security, etc. But having a background in finance can be incredibly helpful for many areas of law, depending on what you want to practice.
Extracurriculars and volunteering are great for resume building. Also professors often need volunteers to help with research which is good for your resume and to get to know a professor. Also blogs and websites often use freelance writers for their content so that’s an easy way to add something and earn some extra money as well!
Also if you know the area of work you might be interested in pursuing, try to get internships at a relevant business or organization. For example, if you are interested in government work, you could intern at a federal organization or with Congress over the summer. When people are looking for employees these days, experience as what they want more than anything.
That would be the one instance where I would maybe choose classes based on time or day. I know some of my classmates with children batch their classes so that they only have school 2 or 3 days a week, which helps. And for both expenses and scheduling, talk to your school! Let them know any scheduling or financial difficulties you’re having and see what they can do for you as far as financial aid, lifting working requirements, and helping you get the schedule you want!
hi!! im currently 13 years old and my dream is to be a lawyer!! im really hoping to either be a medical malpractice lawyer or a criminal defense attorney. thank you for the info! any advice?
i’m almost the same as you lol, except i’m 14 and a freshman in high school and i am interested in criminal defense and immigration. my advice for you is take as many AP and honors classes as you can to challenge yourself, and once you get to high school get in touch with your guidance counselor and see if you can take any law related electives later on.
I’m just working for the summer right now but I’m starting my third and final year of law school this fall. I usually just did one internship per semester
I want to second your recommendation to pick elective classes based on what will give you the best GPA. I violated this rule myself and learned my lesson. I wanted to practice business-related law so I took Corporate Taxation. There were 13 people in the class and I quickly learned that 11 of them were CPAs. How to you think the grading curve went in that situation? Yep. Law school is truly non-specialized, as a matter of fact, if you plan to practice in an area you probably won't practice in that area because you got a job where they had work doing something else, and all of a sudden you became a "something else" lawyer.
Don't you have to deal with same strategic thinking when applying to "something else lawyer"? Nowadays world has more pressure on you to learn on agile pace. I think this is appreciated. You being acquainted on how one side of this system works and adapt to the other side.
im 15 and just trying to find a lot about law school and see what schools i should go to , cause i would just love to help peple out and im also worried that law school dont do the college parties or its hard to meet friends , so yeeeaaahhh, i know thats not what law school is about but im just wondering about those
I am getting ready to start law school in August and I just wanted to say that it's nice to watch videos of someone I can relate to! Thank you for putting these out I have been watching non-stop cause I am so anxious about starting!
It’s a great question. It really depends on the practice area but definitely drafting things all across practice areas except if you are a public defender.
Really depends on where you work and what area of law. If you do criminal defense, work as a prosecutor or do traffic law, you will be in court almost every day. Family law practitioners also go to court often. Others are typically in the office drafting documents, dealing with clients, and/or doing research.
@@aalegalfocus Thank you so much. Actually kind of new to this RUclips stuff but my students kept asking for it so I finally gave in doing more! Will check out your channel soon.
please do a part 2! how should u dress for class?? are u supposed to dress nice or can u wear like sweats?? I start law school in the fall and I have no idea!
No one dressed up for class when I was in law school. Sweatpants are a little too casual but sweatshirts are fine. Don't worry about clothes-- other than getting a few suits for interviews and special events. :)
The first day back to school at ASU in fall 2018 was 118F and the first day back to school in Fall 2019 was 116F so shorts or a short dress are in order due to our specific climate.
@@MSneberger whoa that sounds awful! Yeah just be comfortable. The prof isn't noticing what students wear, unless it's totally weird like a clown suit!
In my experience, most professors we’re not going to have a particular dress code, so people came to class wearing anything from business suits to pajamas. But really I think it’s about the impression you want to make. Sometimes your professors will be in credible resources for professional contacts, so going to their classes in pajamas would probably not be the best idea. If you are going to an internship or a conference that your law school is holding, I highly recommend wearing much more formal attire.
Hey Jenn, I’m a college junior at FIU that will soon be applying to law school and pursuing a career in law. For the last few months, I’ve been watching your videos, and it’s been really helpful in giving me insight into what to expect as a law student. I especially loved this Law School Q&A video- you explain everything very well and I love that you go over how to go about choosing classes and communicating to your counselors the specific type of law you want to go into so that you can pick courses that facilitate your specific goals. I’d love to hear more about how you prepped for the LSAT and what you looked for when applying to law schools. I would love to connect on LinkedIn. www.linkedin.com/in/alexandralapaire/ Keep up the awesome content!
Just found your channel and love your vlogs! This isn’t a question, but I would love to see a video where you discuss the law school application process and any tips/tricks to make the process easier!
I left a comment on one other video. I have legal troubles and I really do need a lawyer. Do you want to litigate? It's not cheap. You litigate for clients? Saving a buck by not getting a real lawyer (and just a person who freshly passed the bar exam) doesn't sound smart. I can be rich when rich is needed, okay Ms Martin? I'm only 20
I am taking the LSAT here in August and will be appyling to ASU for fall 2021 admission. Do you mind giving a close range of what your GPA and LSAT was?
It is a hybrid. You can either go in person or attend via a Zoom-based product they are calling ASUSync. If more than half the people in the class want to attend in person they will divide those people in half and each half will attend a different day so they can maintain spacing in the room.
This was SO helpful. This is the first video I’ve seen where it’s not some law student trying to scare the shit out of you while acting like it’s “helpful”. Thank you so much!
@@balev000 Ikr it hate it so much. They just try and scare the shit out of you while patting themselves on the back acting like they are helping. The number of mental break downs those videos have given me due to making me fear law school was insane. I'm still scarred and scared about law school because of them.
I literally went to your channel today to see if you had uploaded recently and if I had missed it! Glad you're back and hope you're well!
Thank you so much! Yes doing well!
How do you pay for rent and living expenses your first year of law school? Do you have scholarships or take out loans for law school?
@@samwilson7898 youtube probably wouldn’t be enough to pay for all of it though
you can take out living loans up to a certain amount !
@@abbygrace5218 yeah no lol I have A RUclips and we ain’t doing it just for money that’s got sure
@@sophiafaye7598 true but I was wondering if there was any other type of financial aid or maybe she has a side job? Cause law school is really expensive
Really glad you mentioned the bar exam...good to know I need to take classes that will help me passing the bar exam...Thank you counselor
Not to be cheesy but you honestly inspire I mean I've always wanted to be a lawyer just didn't know what life as a law student was like and even though I know that this is just from your perspective I feel it's enough and the way you keep yourself together 😭❤️🔥thank you 💯 🔥
Thank you so much for this comment, it means a lot!
One of my law students recommended checking you out. Love your channel.
Thanks so much!
advice for undergrads planning on attending law school! rec letters, when to tour law schools, what you used for lsat prep, etc :) love your videos!
I am going to make a full video on application and preparation tips very soon!
Jenn Martin oh bless!
Thank you so much for this video! I’m only a freshman in college but I know law school is something I want to do and you taught me so many things! I had no idea that some schools restrict the number of hours you can work! Keep up the great videos!💖
I’m starting next month, good luck to all who are as well. ASU is a great school
Best of luck!!
I was looking for a law school video because I’m considering attending and I’m so glad you go to ASU’s law school because I’m an undergrad student here and would most likely apply here. You answered a lot of my questions!
Awesome!!
Omg!! I was just thinking about you. Hoping
you’re well! 💕💕💕 Stop leaving us for soooooo long Jenn Wtf😭
I am doing well! Yes I agree these hiatuses have to stop! I have a new vlog I'm editing that will go up soon where I explain everything, but regular vlogs coming soon!!💕 Thanks for the comment I have missed RUclips!
@@JennMartinVlogs The MLS-H, thinking about it... however how hard is it do you think to get the median grade of the class? Also, is there a way we can contact you privately with ASU specific questions?
@sweetlynn1122 DM me on instagram! @jennthingsihateaboutyou
So excited to start law school this fall (hopefully in person with safety precautions). Thank you for making such a great video! I've loved following your channel since I found you when I was touring University of Arizona's Law School!
Thank you! Best of luck this fall!
My dads a lawyer and whenever I ask him questions about law all he tells me is there is a lot of reading. So this was a lot of help. I am curious though, how many pages a week do you typically read on law school ?
When I was in law school taking about four classes at a time, you could easily be assigned 200 pages a week.
Most of my professors are pretty reasonable! A lot of them wanted to change how much was assigned from when they were in law school bc they found it to be so much it wasn’t even helpful. So most of my classes assign about 20-30 pages per class, which I find doable
I am aspiring lawyer,I’m 30 years old n what made me what to become a lawyer is how my town/county treated my father on a none violent misdemeanor charge n how even with covid n his recent heart attack they almost threw him in jail for 45 days..also how the ada treats ppl under oop..including violating my father for watching me cut firewood cuz they said I had no reason to b I’m doing it annoy my Neighbor so they arrested him for it so that made me wanna go in to law school..so here I am
it's great to have strong motivation! Best of luck with it!
@@JennMartinVlogs thank you,I took the first step of many. What major would u recommend to take? I
@@themanman165 whatever interests you, and whatever you think you'll do well in! law school doesn't require a specific undergrad major, but they do look favorably on good GPAs, so I would say major in a subject you like so that you'll do well!
@@JennMartinVlogs ok,I have heard that before! Thank you,do you have Instagram? I’d like to follow u over there..btw ur very pretty 😍 lol
@@JennMartinVlogs btw I just saw your mother was sick n I’m very sorry. I lost my mother in 2015 unexpectedly,like literally she woke up fine had a asthma attack and passed on by the night time. So I know how tough it is n just hang in there and u will be ok,ur in my prayers! Stay safe hun!
Followed you here after your Never Have I Ever collab. Checked out your playlist and interesting content!
Thank you!!
I hope this isn’t a rude question, but how do you pay for your apartment and bills? Do you do that with your side job or with loans?
Im going into my junior year in High school and I plan to become a lawyer in the future but I don’t even know where to start . Can someone help me please ? Like for example is there something I should be doing for junior year ?
study for the SAT to set yourself up for success in undergrad. Your college major/ extracurriculars dont actually matter that much but your grades do so just make sure you're putting in the work and getting good grades.
I agree. Your college grades do matter so just make sure you do well in whatever program you choose. I also recommend finding a school that has a good LSAT prep course. Unfortunately, Law school admissions offices still care about this ridiculous test so in addition to getting good grades in college, you have to do well on this.
Hi! I love your videos and I am super curious as to what camera you use to vlog?
Canon g7x!
ASU Masters in Legal Studies (MLSO) (not a JD ) workshop and orientation program they tell you that they prefer you NOT work, not even P/T but most of us worked F/T 🤷🏻♀️.
I wonder is law school worth going too bc most people don’t get top paying jobs unless they go to a top tier law school or are top of there class. Furthermore, there are more lawyers than Jobs available. The average law student is $100k in student loan debt. Im a senior in college Econ major and I consider law school till I say the tuition. Then I realize I can potentially make more than I lawyer if I work 50-80 hour shifts per week. While trading stocks and puts in the morning. I have a co worker who trades in the morning he already has over 800k in his account.
I am glad to see that you are weighing the pros and cons of going to law school. It's not any sort of guarantee of a high-paying job, much less having any job in the legal field, given how saturated the job market is. My general opinion is that it is not worth it to take out loans to go to an expensive private law school unless it's one of the top in the nation. If you really want to go to law school, just go to your state school to save money.
Hi I’m planning to pursuing law and becoming a corporate lawyer. What undergrad major would you recommend because I’m thinking of doing political science?
You should study whatever you want in undergrad. The choice of selecting a major will not really influence whether you start practicing any type of law, except if you intern somewhere and make professional connections that you can use later while you are in law school and after you graduate. I Recommend just trying to get corporate internships as soon as possible when you are actually in law school. That is the most direct path to landing a corporate law job after graduation. Honestly, that is the most direct path to landing a job in any area of law after you graduate.
@@SmileforaSecond okay thank u for the advice!!!
Does law school consist of writing a lot of papers? Or does it depend on the types of classes you take?
Depends on the classes you take! 1L year you’ll have to take a writing course both fall and spring semesters, but after that it’s up to you if you take writing courses. My school requires you to fulfill some writing requirements to graduate, but those papers don’t necessarily need to be done for a class. So it’s pretty much up to you!
I miss seeing you at ballet classes 😊
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please more law school vlogs !!!!!!!!!!!
How do you like ASU Law? I’m an undergrad at ASU right now hoping to attend ASU Law next year, assuming I can do well enough on the LSAT this fall.
I like it! I’ve had some truly amazing professors, and it’s the school is always trying to improve itself
Jenn Martin Any books you recommend for the LSAT? I plan to self study and see how I do 🤞🏼
If I don't like reading so much should I still go to law school? (I want to be a lawyer)
If you want to be a lawyer I would say tryyyy to build a good relationship w/ reading because you'll be doing a ton of it!
@@JennMartinVlogs thx
1 Samuel 15:23
For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from being king.
Take your meds schizo
@@jefferyepsteingaming5785 I don't need Medication. I'm posting Bible Verses for People. I'm warning them about Rebellion and Stubbornness.
@@ChiefCedricJohnson you are scaring me
I want to major in finance but eventually go to law school. I see that most people major in political science? Do you think I should double or ? Thank you
Not at all! You should do what interests you in college. Your 1L year is going to toss you into completely new territory regardless. I practice operations law for the federal government, and it is actually a running joke that lawyers are not good at math. That’s because many lawyers chose to study political science, government affairs, national security, etc. But having a background in finance can be incredibly helpful for many areas of law, depending on what you want to practice.
What are some ways you can beef up your resume?
Extracurriculars and volunteering are great for resume building. Also professors often need volunteers to help with research which is good for your resume and to get to know a professor. Also blogs and websites often use freelance writers for their content so that’s an easy way to add something and earn some extra money as well!
Community service, tutoring low income kids, etc would be good. Just stick to a few activities and try to get leadership roles.
Also if you know the area of work you might be interested in pursuing, try to get internships at a relevant business or organization. For example, if you are interested in government work, you could intern at a federal organization or with Congress over the summer. When people are looking for employees these days, experience as what they want more than anything.
i know you don’t have kids, but for people who do have kids in college, how would u personally manage that w expenses and scheduling?
That would be the one instance where I would maybe choose classes based on time or day. I know some of my classmates with children batch their classes so that they only have school 2 or 3 days a week, which helps. And for both expenses and scheduling, talk to your school! Let them know any scheduling or financial difficulties you’re having and see what they can do for you as far as financial aid, lifting working requirements, and helping you get the schedule you want!
See if there's childcare on campus or right near your school. You definitively don't want to bring children into the law school. Good luck!
what did you major in while going through undergrad?
In a previous video she mentioned that she double majored in dance and political science :) I’m not sure if she has a minor tho
Yes I double majored in dance and political science and minored in pre-law!
hi!! im currently 13 years old and my dream is to be a lawyer!! im really hoping to either be a medical malpractice lawyer or a criminal defense attorney. thank you for the info! any advice?
i’m almost the same as you lol, except i’m 14 and a freshman in high school and i am interested in criminal defense and immigration. my advice for you is take as many AP and honors classes as you can to challenge yourself, and once you get to high school get in touch with your guidance counselor and see if you can take any law related electives later on.
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Did you find it helpful minoring in pre law?
Some of the classes were really helpful! Especially the ones where I had to write a lot.
What did you major and minor in in college ?
Double majored in Dance and Political Science and minored in Pre-Law!
Which semester of law school are you studying right now!!
And usually..how many internships you do ...each semester?!
If you don't mind can I get your..... linkedin or any media....where I could speak personally with you!
I’m just working for the summer right now but I’m starting my third and final year of law school this fall. I usually just did one internship per semester
❤️💯🌹🔥💃
Where do you go to law school?
Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State!
I am from Egypt. Can you translate into Arabic
I want to second your recommendation to pick elective classes based on what will give you the best GPA. I violated this rule myself and learned my lesson. I wanted to practice business-related law so I took Corporate Taxation. There were 13 people in the class and I quickly learned that 11 of them were CPAs. How to you think the grading curve went in that situation? Yep. Law school is truly non-specialized, as a matter of fact, if you plan to practice in an area you probably won't practice in that area because you got a job where they had work doing something else, and all of a sudden you became a "something else" lawyer.
Don't you have to deal with same strategic thinking when applying to "something else lawyer"? Nowadays world has more pressure on you to learn on agile pace. I think this is appreciated. You being acquainted on how one side of this system works and adapt to the other side.
@@starfallcity4739 The rub is that generalists are universally better, but only specialists get the jobs.
I’m in PA school and definitely not pre law but this is so interesting 😸
im 15 and just trying to find a lot about law school and see what schools i should go to , cause i would just love to help peple out and im also worried that law school dont do the college parties or its hard to meet friends , so yeeeaaahhh, i know thats not what law school is about but im just wondering about those
Glad to see you back Jenn. Only one more year to go!
I am getting ready to start law school in August and I just wanted to say that it's nice to watch videos of someone I can relate to! Thank you for putting these out I have been watching non-stop cause I am so anxious about starting!
What might a day to day as a lawyer look like? Obviously it varies but would it be alot of reading, talking to clients, drafting things, etc?
It’s a great question. It really depends on the practice area but definitely drafting things all across practice areas except if you are a public defender.
Really depends on where you work and what area of law. If you do criminal defense, work as a prosecutor or do traffic law, you will be in court almost every day. Family law practitioners also go to court often. Others are typically in the office drafting documents, dealing with clients, and/or doing research.
@@PracticePro your channel looks great. I'm an attorney in North Carolina and look forward to watching your videos!
@@aalegalfocus Thank you so much. Actually kind of new to this RUclips stuff but my students kept asking for it so I finally gave in doing more! Will check out your channel soon.
That was honestly on point with what I needed to hear. 🔥
please do a part 2! how should u dress for class?? are u supposed to dress nice or can u wear like sweats?? I start law school in the fall and I have no idea!
Will do! Thanks for the suggestion I’ll film this soon
No one dressed up for class when I was in law school. Sweatpants are a little too casual but sweatshirts are fine. Don't worry about clothes-- other than getting a few suits for interviews and special events. :)
The first day back to school at ASU in fall 2018 was 118F and the first day back to school in Fall 2019 was 116F so shorts or a short dress are in order due to our specific climate.
@@MSneberger whoa that sounds awful! Yeah just be comfortable. The prof isn't noticing what students wear, unless it's totally weird like a clown suit!
In my experience, most professors we’re not going to have a particular dress code, so people came to class wearing anything from business suits to pajamas. But really I think it’s about the impression you want to make. Sometimes your professors will be in credible resources for professional contacts, so going to their classes in pajamas would probably not be the best idea. If you are going to an internship or a conference that your law school is holding, I highly recommend wearing much more formal attire.
Hey Jenn,
I’m a college junior at FIU that will soon be applying to law school and pursuing a career in law. For the last few months, I’ve been watching your videos, and it’s been really helpful in giving me insight into what to expect as a law student. I especially loved this Law School Q&A video- you explain everything very well and I love that you go over how to go about choosing classes and communicating to your counselors the specific type of law you want to go into so that you can pick courses that facilitate your specific goals. I’d love to hear more about how you prepped for the LSAT and what you looked for when applying to law schools. I would love to connect on LinkedIn. www.linkedin.com/in/alexandralapaire/
Keep up the awesome content!
Hey! Thank you so much! Happy to chat more over LinkedIn!
Just found your channel and love your vlogs! This isn’t a question, but I would love to see a video where you discuss the law school application process and any tips/tricks to make the process easier!
Great idea!! I will make this soon
How do they enforce the "no work" for that first semester of 1L? If i were to work in something like sales, how would they know?
Love your vids! Can you recommend any undergraduate courses for future law students to take that have helped you in law school?
If you can take a quantitative reasoning class that will do wonders especially if you don’t have a law focused major!
Any classes that will improve your writing will help you a lot in law school!
spruillcat thanks!
Jenn Martin alright sounds good. Thank you!
Anything that might be law related would be good. I took a business law class geared toward college students which was helpful.
I left a comment on one other video. I have legal troubles and I really do need a lawyer. Do you want to litigate? It's not cheap.
You litigate for clients? Saving a buck by not getting a real lawyer (and just a person who freshly passed the bar exam) doesn't sound smart.
I can be rich when rich is needed, okay Ms Martin? I'm only 20
Oh how I've missed your videos
I am taking the LSAT here in August and will be appyling to ASU for fall 2021 admission. Do you mind giving a close range of what your GPA and LSAT was?
I think she’s made a video about her stats🤔
Genesis 2:18
And the LORD God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him.
Do you know if ASU Law is online this upcoming fall?
Nope, no idea. I thought it would be online but the school’s communications make it seem like it’ll be in person sooo we’ll see!
@@JennMartinVlogs interesting video
It is a hybrid. You can either go in person or attend via a Zoom-based product they are calling ASUSync. If more than half the people in the class want to attend in person they will divide those people in half and each half will attend a different day so they can maintain spacing in the room.