how i "pay" for law school
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Wow. I was going to go to Howard Law back in 1997 but ended up going to (insert a Midwestern top 25 law school in 1997). Not the best decision mental healthwise but I was able to get a merit scholarship where my tuition was $3000 per semester. My rent was $575 for a 2 bedroom. But this was in the midwest in 1997 to 2000. My mother is a Howard Law grad c'1965. She was the only woman in her class and the 2nd Black woman to be admitted to practice law in the state of Florida in 1965. I'm subscribing and making sure you get some coins! You are doing the darn thing. Proud of you!
WOW! Thanks so much for sharing and for your support :)
How about the student breathing fee?
LMAO
This is such good breakdown, law school is a huge investment!
Thank you so much for the breakdown. No one ever breaks it down and talk about their refund and budgeting it. ❤️
Your videos are doing the Lord works for us first gen girlies !!!! 😍
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Appreciate this honest video, glad you showed us the numbers for a realistic view. Keep grinding, grateful for your videos. Also, love your hair ☺️
Tysm!!
Thank you for your honest video. I know you will secure the BIG BAG shortly.
Np :)
This is the clearest video I've seen and realistic as well! Thank you!
happy to help :)
studying for the lsat rn 😭
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Literally same! I have the book right in front of me 😭
Sameeeee omgggg. Take the test in June!
Same 😭
This is the most helpful video outlining financing law school that I have viewed. Thank you so much!
yayy i’m happy it was helpful!!
thank you for this! i was so confused before about the cost since i’ll be financing my law school career. appreciate your transparency and love your vids 🥰
Happy to help 💖💖 and I appreciate your support:)
Thank you so much for the advice and the transparency. I’ve been looking for videos all over about paying for law school, but yours has been the best. I’ll be applying for law school in the fall!
tysm! Good luck with everything :)
this was really helpful!! thank you!
Thank you for being so transparent and honest. It’s actually so helpful for me so that I can plan out my financial situation during my gap years now and decide what my finances might look like during law school. Could you give any advice for how to become a TA during law school?
Happy to help :) I’m not sure how it works at other schools. but at my school you just need to have done well in the class and ask the professor. it’s kind of a case by case basis thing
loved the transparency
Thankyou sou much for being honest lmao. Im working on my masters first then going because the debt is outrageous. The bag is coming tho :)
Omg, law school is beyond expensive
Thank you for this…I was so confused as to how to pay for law school this fall.
Any tips on how to get a BL summer associate position after 1L?
Happy to help!
Here’s a video on BL btw ruclips.net/video/Y6wq_oIUQ7E/видео.html
@@jor_wish thank you!
I got a scholarship to go to nursing school, but I don’t know how to cover rent
Thank you for this video!! Recently got into Howard with the same scholarship amount as you. This was definitely helpful!
Looking back at your transition into school now, how much do you wish you would have saved going into 1L?
Congratulations! And I’m glad you found this helpful. It all depends on your lifestyle. I think you should try to have at least 2 months of your rent saved. Maybe try to start monitoring your monthly spending now to see how much you’d need. Also, don’t forget moving costs + furniture etc if it will apply to you
@@jor_wish okay bet!! Thank you so much 😊
Super useful info thank you!¡
nice!
Had to rewatch you saying $8,000 like 5 times… couldn’t believe it smfh
So many fees😂❤️❤️
Thanks for this! HU! 🤓
Damn! Your school is hella expensive. They add & exaggerate fees that it seems you don’t even use or hardly use.
Is there like a way or formula to figure out exactly how much your refund will be? I rewatched like 5x the part of you explaining that it has to do with cost of attendance minus what you actually pay but I’m still so confused lol. I feel like knowing the estimated amount before I choose a law school would help cause then I could decide if I would be able to afford rent in that area and things like that!
How did you get an apartment without working? Most apartments around me require you make 3x the rent
i live in one that didn’t require that
@@jor_wish For real??? How do you find those, I called 15 places near me (michigan/ohio) and they all said 3x with proof. Where did you find one that doesnt
Do they give you this refund before you attend so I can pay for rent? I’m going to LA and coming from Chicago and dorms are all full 😭
i think it depends on the school. i got mine super late my first year (october), and i had my parents help me for those first two months. definitely ask current students when the disbursement usually hits
@@jor_wish thank you for your quick reply 😊
$208K!! Probably comparable to most prestigious law schools. Combine that with undergrad & u're looking at close to half a mil. Wow!! Must weigh heavy on ur mind! :0
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Can you say no to the erefund? Or does everyone get that automatically? Love your videos. Very helpful!
i’m not sure. thank you!!
Oooh you had a covid discount! Otherwise I was bout to pass out from envy
Should I even go for law school? I have been so inspired to study in law and my dream is to become a transactional lawyer but im not too sure in which category. I am currently a junior starting my senior year of highschool in September, my grades are not bad but they arent amazing either. Ive taken honor, and AP classes but my GPA is still not the highest so I doubt I can get a scholarship for a college, which means thats already going to cost me. I have been looking at good Pre-law colleges/universities but gosh they are just so expensive so I might have to take the community college route for two years to achieve a better GPA to get a scholarship to a 4-year pre-law college. Which would definitely save me a lot but Id still have to pay. Is that a good idea? Or should I try to apply for 4-year right away with no scholarship? I might get one but lets just say I dont would that even be a good idea? Im sorry for all the questions I just wanna prepare for debt. I know law school itself is 7 years so thats definitely going to just add to whatever debt I have from college. If I do even take the route to go to law school I would be the first in my family to be a lawyer. I am going to apply for the FASFA to see how much I am qualified for but at the moment I dont even know that. I really just want to know how should I even go about going to college for law school? or should I just not do that since money is definitely not in my favor, and I don't have a job, or a car. My father is also not planning to stay in the areas I'm going to school so I wont have housing unless I dorm and then on top of that I will need to use public transportation. So please if you do read this, give me any tips you can.
Hey I know this is 2 months later but I’ll just sum it up best I can. Law school is 3 years typically, where you got the 7 years is probably college and law school combined so if you go straight through your undergraduate and into law school it’s 7 total years. In undergraduate you can qualify for grants and free financial aid, so definitely fill the FAFSA. If you’re trying to save money on undergrad going to a CC for the first two years is a good option, just make sure that the CC you pick transfers all the credits to a 4 year university. As for law school you don’t qualify for free grant aid from the gov but you could get scholarships which is dependent on your undergrad credentials and your LSAT score (sometimes need). I wouldn’t really recommend going to a pre-law program, especially if its a masters degree, because it just adds unnecessary years. If you can do your undergrad as a pre-law degree thats an option, though not required because it really doesn’t matter what your undergraduate degree is. Law school is a different ball game than undergrad entirely, and no undergrad program is going to fully prepare you. I’m a second year law student and when I was in undergrad I just did a B.S. in political science. High school grades don’t matter once you get done with undergrad and are applying to law schools. Your HS grades really only matter to get into a college for your undergrad degree. Right now, I wouldn’t stress about law school if I were you. Your focus should be getting into a 4 year university or a community college, and if you choose community college just make sure those credits are transferrable so you can finish year 3 and 4 at a 4 year university. Hope this helps
@@celenachandler Thank you so much, this definitely helped so much.
Hey you said you were working as an associate in the summer of 1L. How long is the summer, my question is does a law firm hires you only for 3 months?
yes. typically ppl work as a summer associate at a firm their 2L summer(May-August) and at the end of the summer they get a full time job offer to start working after they graduate 3L year. I did something a little non traditional and worked my 1L summer and the following semesters and summers until i graduated law school.
Thank you so much and wish you best of luck in your future@@jor_wish
Is there anything you need to do in order to receive the entire cost of attendance through your student loans? Im currently in undergrad and wanting to go to law school, but my current student loans are nowhere near the numbers you mentioned. Does the loan automatically increase when you become a law student/grad student or do I need to do something prior to law school to get that much?
i think you’ll get the full amount when you aren’t working and are independent of your parents. fafsa will ask how much money you have and as long as it’s low enough i’m sure they’ll give you all of it. in undergrad it’s sometimes different bc they see your parents income but i think for law school most ppl get the full amount
Please stop having kids if u can’t have money saved for ur kids college funds. It’s extremely unfair for them to be in debt because of ur poor or non existent planning as parents. We didn’t ask to be here. PS some of these fees that these colleges add on is beyond ridiculous. “Student self help fee” like wtf.🙄🙄🙄
Thank you 💕
Thanks for the content! I start law school next fall so this was definitely helpful.
Congratulations!! and np!
Hey guys, The National Guard will pay 100% of your tuition.
Give me that information?
How much did you have saved?