u/Amazing_Walk5094

Hi everyone! I just recently graduated from a large SEC school, and I'm currently trying to get into a different field. I majored in Political Science and have worked in campaigns, government, and research. With this current administration, it has been very challenging to find a job in government, especially on the federal level, even with the connections I have made. With that being said, I'm looking to get into a different career field at the moment. I have worked in Marketing, Social Media Marketing, and Business Development as an intern in college. What roles could I possibly transition into, especially with my internship experience? Thanks!

Hello! I am a recent graduate who majored in political science, and I want to get into political consulting or government relations. During my time in college, I have worked with campaigns, voter research, and advocacy. Throughout the past two months, I haven't really had that much luck job searching within these two fields. I then started cold emailing political consulting firms and heard back from a few firms, but none were hiring. If anyone has any suggestions or advice on how to get into these fields, that would be greatly appreciated!

If anyone knows of any LSAT tutors (preferably in person) in the Charlotte area, please let me know!

So I've taken the LSAT 4 times. The first 3 times, I did absolutely horrible on it; I took a year off and made a 165 on my most recent test. Do law schools take into consideration my past 3 low scores or only look at my highest score?