Panni

There's no way around it...the job market sucks. I don't have a job yet, the same can be said for most of my classmates, but once this test is over I'm gonna devote a lot of my free time to the job hunt. The truth is it's a risky move...but if that's what you've always wanted to do, and you're passionate about it, I say go for it. You will/I will find a job somewhere, somehow. Although you'll be in debt, the legal degree will take you places...I honestly be...

I majored in Pre-Law basically...but I don't think that's too important. I've seen law students major in Bio, English, etc. In fact, a big firm I worked at preferred English majors because they want to hire attorneys who they think can write well.

Thanks for answering those questions, man. I'm going in as a History major, and will more than likely either try to get into law school or become a teacher. The unemployment rate of lawyers scares me, though.