u/Bubbly_Luck6939

anyone hear anything?

Hi all, I am a rising 3L in the middle of an crisis lol. I have spent the last 6 years (college and now law school) intending to practice an environmental law but after this past summer, I’ve decided that it is likely not for me. I’ve decided to spend this next school year exploring different options including prosecution. I am interning at my large citys DA’s office but am also torn between applying to large law firms and taking corporate classes, or sticking with the path I’ve been on, or going all in on criminal law/prosecution. I feel like I’m trying to hold every door open right now but don’t have enough arms to do so.

I am just looking for some insight into what your careers, long-term QOL, job placement post-grad (I’m really stressed about being unemployed post-bar, seems like everyone I know already has jobs lined up for next year), and if you would recommend prosecution? I have loved all my crim law classes and performed very well, I’ve loved moot court and oral argument, but civil litigation is just too slow moving for me. I appreciate any advice or insight and will try my best to answer any questions!

anyone apply and hear anything yet?

Hi, 3L planning my schedule. Need to choose between remedies, community property, bus orgs, and gifts, wills, and trusts. I think I can only fit one, maybe two into my schedule this next year.

Also, I graduate May 2027 and was planning on taking the July 2027 exam. do you think it's worth it to wait to take nextgen in 2028? Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do with myself between graduation and the following summer?

hi all! i am ideating about turning a spare garage into a little craft studio and workshop. Does anyone have any experience with this? it's a detached garage without power, so i am brainstorming about how to get power to the garage and waterproofing/vermin proofing the place. let me know if you have any ideas!