Amber Lee

Hi, I am a Sophomore in college. My college major is Pre-Med but I am changing to Pre-Law next semester when I start at a four year university.

Considering going into BigLaw, but I'm not sure if this particular area of law will be mostly made obsolete thanks to AI.

What do I do after undergrad if I want to go to law school? Should I take a gap year? Work?

I'm doing my undergraduate degree internationally so my summer break is from late July-late September. Unfortunately most internships are from June-August. Any tips on finding things that don't work on a set schedule?

I am a 12th grader going on to be an attorney after college. I struggle with picking if I want to be a defense attorney or a prosecutor. I care greatly about mental health issues and including them in our legal system without a stigma. I am a huge advocate on ending gun violence in our schools.

I am in my junior year of my B.S. in criminal justice and I think that I want to go to law school, but I am worried that I have decided this so late into my education. I have an overall GPA of 3.6. and I am looking into how to study for the LSAT. I would be okay with pursuing another career...

I'm a high school student who wants to become a lawyer. I know that the LSAT requires a lot of critical thinking/analysis skills, and I know that there's a lot of different majors which you can take in order to do well, not just Political Science. That leaves me with a question; what are other...

I met with a pre law advisor today, and it’s made me rethink everything. To start, he let me know that political science won’t prepare me for the lsat or law school so I should ideally major in something I enjoy or can fall back on. I’m interested in corporate law so I’m thinking something...

I'm a high school senior planning on getting a BFA in either Studio Art or Sculpture and was wondering what sort of jobs people with BFAs usually get and how-also how much do you make. Is going to college worth it just to make connections and learn to get a job within the field, or is it...

So I want to specialize in the law field, and currently part of Speech and Debate as well as Mock Trial. Some other trivial things are that I'm a part of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) and Varsity Volleyball. How should I show college administrators that I have a passion for...

I'm a college freshman double majoring in political science and philosophy. I'd like to declare a minor later on, but i'm not sure if I should go the legal studies route or something related to business/ finance. Legal studies would help prepare me for law school, but I'm interested in...

I’m currently a college student interested in pursuing a career in law. I want to start gaining real experience in the legal field while I’m still in school, but I’m not sure where to begin. I don’t have formal experience yet, but I’m motivated to learn how law firms operate and what types of...

Hi! I am a high school senior looking to earn my undergrad in pre-law and political science and then attend law school. I plan to play sports during undergrad, and I am most interested in going into prosecution.

I'm currently a college freshman with plans to pursue (most likely) copyright law so that I can work with the model/fashion industry.

I want to gain experience before getting my masters degree, and I need a steady job that can help me pay for law school. I am willing to do anything since I am aware everything is earned, not given.

is it possible to still be suceful after dropping out of school and getting a GED?

I'd love to see some informational interview material. Can you show me what I would learn from an informational interview from different types of lawyers?

I'm thinking about going to university but I'm not sure what career I'm working towards. I have an interest in history and psychology, but I can't think of goals to work towards to become motivated. My hobbies include gaming and I love to read. I also love learning but I just don't know where i...

Hi I’m a student at Crane Middle School in Yuma Az I want to be lawyer but don’t know how much they get paid or if it’s a good job. What challenges do people face in this job? Do they go through a lot while doing this job? Is it hard for some people? Do they have to go to school for longer than...

Hi! I am a student who struggles in studying for tests and keeping up with assignments. What advice do you have?

I’m curious about the different career opportunities available in the field of law in both the United States and Spain. Specifically, I’d like to understand: What are the main practice areas in each country where lawyers can build strong careers? How do the qualification requirements...

I am currently a Junior in college studying accounting. I also have an internship at one of the Big 4 firms. I plan on getting my CPA after I finish 5 years of school (4-bachelors and 1-year of masters). I want help decided if I should stay in public accounting and work my way up or if it will...

Hi I’m a middle school student and I’ve been interested on being a lawyer but some people say it’s not a well paid job what are some good tips you could give me on how to become a lawyer.

Im thinking of being an estate planning lawywer. questions: -What are the struggles one will face in the long run. -Is it actually worth it to be an estate lawyer? how are the work hours? -What's the biggest downside of being an estate lawyer? - What's something you wished someone had told...

I’m going to be a senior at the end of the summer and i need to have everything planned out before i go to college. I have been interested in civil law since about 8th grade. what minor would help prepare me for law school and the field i want to get into in general?

I am an upcoming junior in college. I don't have a specialty in tax yet.

I am a Junior in University who hopes to have a career in consulting but I'm not sure where to start.

How can I overcome these obstacles, and is it difficult to find the right job for you? #Spring25

I'm currently sixteen years old, and am graduating from High School a year earlier than my age-mates. I think my time taking college classes in tandem with fulfilling the requirements for my diploma has adequately prepared me for the university workload, but I'm still curious as to what changes...

I am a senior in high school, and I am interested in majoring in political science/economics and studying International Law. I am wondering how, as the world develops, practicing law changes.