Law School Advice From a 3L 

Omg now I'm a 3L 😭

Wow she really did make me feel better about my decision to go to law school! I was thinking everyone is miserable there but to see that some people enjoy it, is great. Also made me excited for the potential classes i could take.

Thanks for the positive spin, I would say 90% of the videos out there are still from the old mindset. Nice to see people excited to learn and pursue a passion.

great video! I think this will help lots of people who are considering law school.

What Anna said about combining logical reasoning from math, with the skills used in writing and analyzing texts is the same reason I'm thinking a lot about law even though I'm a junior studying computer science. I can't see myself developing software for much longer. Law may be the answer...

As a rising 1L, I appreciate your videos A LOT. I haven't been able to find people who were willing to share their experience, and this is very helpful. Very much looking forward to your future videos. Thanks again!

I think if I went straight through, I would have been really burnt out. I did take over a decade off, but it really gave me time to ensure that the huge financial plunge is worth it! Thanks for the video and I can't wait to watch more.

You know when I first started watching your channel, I couldn't really appreciate this video because I was far too early in the admissions process. But now I realize it is such a gem of a video haha. Incoming 1L at a T14 and everything you guys said strongly resonated with me, from the perspective working gives you on school, to the shock of transitioning from a very exploratory undergraduate program to a more analytical kind of law school education, etc. Amazing video

Loved this video!! It was super informative and helpful! I’ve been trying to decide if I should take a break after I graduate college or go straight to law school and learning more about law school definitely helped a lot. Thanks for sharing all that info!!

when I was in college I did some legal internships (in governments and whatnot) and was like wtf the world is so dark this is not for me (especially when I got a 167 I was like this is not for me lol). fast forward after working for two years (during which I stumbled upon your channel), having taken my GRE and applied to MA programs, I suddenly thought hmm I miss the LSAT. so I studied and now have a 170+ and have turned down the MA offers and will be applying to law school next year! and now I'm watching your videos again with a totally different mindset, knowing that Duke is my dream school and putting myself in an incoming 1L's shoes.

This was such a great and helpful video for me! Starting law school this fall. Love your channel while prepping. keep them coming:)

Aweee your friendship is so cute! I wish I had a close friend that wanted to go to law school and would support me and offer me advice!

This video gave me hope again for law school THANK YOU GUYS

So many really helpful advice!!! Thanks for making this video!!!

Wow! Thank you a lot for making this. I am actually considering law school, and, I thought I was maybe just... crazy... But, hearing your friend say how taking a few years off after undergrad school (which I did! Which is what made me MORE nervous!) can actually be a GOOD thing? That made me feel a lot better, that it may be something to my advantage, rather than my hindrance. 🙏💙

Starting law school at CWRU in the fall and currently binging all of your videos, thanks for providing this resource for us!

Omg! Ths video is sooooooooooo helpful! Great idea! Loved it!

Can we get her back for a status update!! I love the energy and dynamic between you two.

This was really helpful. Thank you so much for posting.

This video was so helpful! Thank you!

This was super informational.

same, I'm a biology major who's interested in law and tbh logic games and basic scientific method are very similar and I'm surprised this career path isn't more popular

Love❤their energy!

Thanks for this video!

ahahah I actually loved torts! it was my highest mark in my first year!

I’m in high school, and at my high school we have academies. I’m in the academy of Law and Public Safety. In three years, I’ve learned basics of criminal, civil, family, & contract law. The point of me saying all this is that I have interest in law, however I’m still really confused :// how do you know if you’re fit for law? && what do you even major in undergrad. I really appreciate this video!! It’s really cool to see someone who was also unsure about law in high school

Great advice!

i LOVE torts! also I went straight through, but still am finding law school a lot more enjoyable than undergrad

Love you videos...do you happens to have a brief template or an outline template

Love this video! It was so informative. Please do more interviews!

I enjoyed this video, eased some of my anxiety about starting law school in the fall :)

hundred thousand true, thanks for sharing the video

2 amazing counselors

thank u so much!

I'm also an English and EALC (concentrating in Chinese) double major!

Stanford and Duke are T14 schools. Stanford is super hard to get into. I think the acceptance rate is in the teens.

You said in other videos that it is important to take our own notes- are there some tips for you to take good notes? Do you just write down everything? Also, are there some things you wish you had known (specifically a month lol ) before you started your first year? What is your daily routine like?

Great video but can’t hear name of the recommended class after 18 minute mark. Thanks.

This video was really informative... so I’ve been considering going to law school. However, if I’ve already taken a gap year between high school and college (took a year off of school to work and figure life out basically) do you think it would be beneficial to take another year off between undergrad and law school? Thx :D

Great video! Thank you for making all of these. My question is about the classes and the way they were structured. Were the classes basically the professor saying "read these cases" and "read this section of the book"? Or was there actual teaching?

What law did u study?

I am currently in law school taking Constitution law. My school divides it up into Con I and II. Im in Con I dealing with the separation of powers etc. I am bored to death and does not help its the professors 1st time teaching the course. How do you suggest to stay engaged when you absolutely cannot get pumped up about the subject matter??

how many resources do you've in criminal procedure? Here in Mèxico we've 3 instances: natural judgement, appeal and amparo... (after all this exist indult, however, in a very very exceptional way).

I need your help. I really want to apply for law school. I don't know where to start. It seems so complicated

WAIT, you don't get grades at Stanford?

I'm a highschool student and I plan to become a lawyer. What should be my first step. I plan to go to community college first but what should I do in order to get to the path of becoming a lawyer.

wonderful video! you two are so cute hahaha

I am from San Diego, CA and I would like to get in touch with either of them to ask them some questions before applying for law school. I am currently working towards my GED but I am interested in being an attorney. It is important to me to ask these questions please contact me the soonest possible.

What r you going to do after 5 year law sis 🙏

I m not american so i don t know the details and i have a question , is getting to law school post graduating highschool or do you need to go through some other studying type of way before?

Good video but I find the background music distracting, maybe just for me

How can you guys advise someone who already finished the university in law oversees but he wants to continue in USA for another levels? Thank you for your help

Any advice for a person planning to attend law school part time?

Anna is beautiful!

Is Stanford Law School liberal, conservative or more center minded??

whats an outline?

DUTY BREACH CAUSATION DAMAGES

These women must have had high lsat scores to get into Stanford and Duke.

Hooray lets spend 3 extra years in school making no money and getting screwed from student loans. And then when we get out we work 70 plus hours.

u look like kim wexler

I just have to say that at my law school, most of the students did not look anywhere near as pretty as you two! Superficial comment, I know. Great tips given!

Law school is hardly any reading.

whats her ig?