DIFFERENT LEGAL CAREERS | (Non-Traditional careers you can have with a law degree)
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- DIFFERENT LEGAL CAREERS | (Non-Traditional careers you can have with a law degree)
Hey yall! This weeks video we are discussing different types of legal career paths you can go down aside from your traditional practice of law. A law degree can be highly valuable in many different fields other than traditional law practice, so lets get in to it!
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Really pleased I found this you tube. Great to have a confirmation regarding possible routes after law school
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This really gave me peace-of-mind knowing all the different career paths Law School opens doors to. Thanks so much for this info! ❤
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I absolute love this video
Good description of other career paths!
Thanks!
I have been entertaining the thought of becoming an FBI agent! This made the decision a bit easier. Awesome video The Aspiring Boss!
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@@TheAspiringBoss can I be a lawyer and an FBI agent at the same time?? I’m currently in college studying criminal justice on a pre-law track. Please reply?!!
@@Angel_Diyaa I don't see why you couldn't, except for the amount of time you'll be spending working as an agent. If you kept up on the legal system and all the things you'd need to be up to date with to practice law, then it wouldn't be much of a transition.
I want to do so many things. I want to help so many people but i can't. I didn't think i wanted to go to college but i think i should..thank u for this video.
Thank you for this 🙏🏾 , I’m currently 19, a sophomore in college and majoring in Criminal Justice still trying to figure out the path I want to take.
I have the same degree. Feels like I wasted my shit
everything about my post-secondary and career path is non-traditional, so i knew within the first few months of 1L year that i didn’t want to actually practice law lol. i’m currently looking into HR, compliance, and finance careers but my ultimate goal is to get back into the classroom. i really miss teaching. 😭
love seeing how much your channel is growing!
ooooo you should definitely look into being an adjunct professor at a law school. You would still be able to do another career as well! Thanks so much for the support :)
Thank You so so much.🙏. For me. I aspire to be An Attorney ,Media Proprietor and Social Worker.
Hello! Love your videos. Any thoughts on fashion law?
Very helpful video!
All good info! I work with a lot of law school grads that work as insurance adjusters and other risk management positions. They make at least six figures!
Yesss true that’s another good careee
The average salary for lawyers is only $88,245 though. And that number is skewed because some lawyers make bank. I’m glad your friends found success though!
You are the realest for this video lol I never would’ve connected law school degrees to a lot of the jobs on this list. Bout to go do my googles 😂
And ima military kid too, Navy brat ayee
Ayyyyy that’s what’s up!! 😊
Uhhh an attorney who is also a Chiefs fan?? Immediately subscribed. When you said big contracts I immediately thought of Patrick Mahomes huge deal too 😂
Very informative video!
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Power is great, but in addition to that elected officials/government reps are often able to turn their experience into really lucrative opportunities after leaving government. That could include lobbying, consulting/advising, the “government affairs” office of a big company.
What about fashion lawyers? In house councils vs at a firm within the fashion niche? Can you do a video shedding light on this. Best
Hey girl!! I LOVE your law videos, and I'm in my first year at uni for a legal studies bachelor. I would love if you made a job video for law jobs without law school and just bachelors! (as I'm not sure if I'll get a law degree from a law school right after my bachelors) TY!!
Awesome video idea! Thanks!
@@TheAspiringBoss I’ve been binging your law videos between lectures😭😭 I LOVE your content! You’re so real and helpful! Thank you for responding love 🥰
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thank you so much for the video!
I don't know how but you make alot of vidos about things I was qurious about lol
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Thank you for watching! ☺️
She really does doesn’t she?!
You are really motivating me to go to grad school!!
I love to hear it! What are you interested in?
@@TheAspiringBoss I'm an undergrad junior in Studio Art/Gallery Administration right now, I'm making a list of grad schools to apply to. I'm considering law school because contracts and IP are super relevant to museum work. I'm also considering a Master's in gallery and museum administration! So hard to decide since I'd be happy with either career path
Hey i'm happy I found your channel I been learning a lot in the legal field keep it up! I got a weird question though. I want to be a lawyer and be in postion to help people that needs help and was wondering what law practices specializes and that? A friend told me one was public interest with specialization in low income house holds and that is high on my list just was wondering if you know and other practices or careers?
Disability lawyer, human rights lawyer, immigration lawyer, defense attorney, family law and more!
I’m currently a high school student who wanted to be in law school ever since I was a baby! I just wasn’t sure what kind of lawyer I wanted to be but there is a tonnnn of different lawyers it’s very tricky to choose! I’m currently in 10th grade I’ve been getting honorolls since 6th grade and continuing to do so to become a lawyer. Any tips or anything to help me kinda find my path in law?
I would do more research on types of lawyers so you can see what you might like. Then seek an internship/shadowing or even conversation with someone who practices that type of law. You are really early in the process though so don't put too much pressure on yourself to pick a path just yet. I think you're doing everything right right now by focusing on your grades.
Thanks for your content. I'd like to work in particular niches like cybersecurity + crisis management for national security (whether it be CIA, FBI, DHS, or the Pentagon) and/or something venture capital finance-related (startups, angel investing); I live in NYC so, I'd like to also work in Wall Street to some capacity. I am not striving towards big law or some prestigious law school to brag about. That being said, I am looking for quality education along with a great network and mentoring. Since law school isn't cheap, I'm looking for the best return on investment.
I’m currently pursuing my JD but I don’t think I’d want to go into practicing law, which job opportunities can I pursue. Thank you
Thank you ❣️
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I’m serving in the army and becoming jag is my dream before I get out and FYI they have a program that pays for law school. I hope into the program so I can to go to law school for free
Hey I love your videos! I’m going into law school and They’re very helpful. I was wondering if you knew anything about animal law???? Help plz 🧸
i don't know about animal law, but I've heard of equestrian law, which is pretty niche
Ik this video is like kinda old idk if you’ll see this but, I’m extremely interested in politics and government. I love to write, argue, and read and I’m super interested and keep up on things going on in politics and activism. Is law a good foundation to work in government as a politician or policy maker of some kind? If you’re reading this, thank you so love ur content ❤
Arbitrator and Mediator sounds like me
Please, do you have any advice for reading comprehension! And staying on top of readings. I have a tendency of being stuck on pages for 10 minutes at a time aaaaand I need all the help that I can get. Much love 💕
Take notes as you go and don’t just read to read or you’ll be rereading over again. Also make sure you understand the words being used.
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ik someone who has a law degree and set up meeting and events related to law she's been in rooms with presidents ect. what career is that?
is there anything you can do with a pre-law degree
Is these job opportunities are also available for international student????
What about people that have a JD but don't take the bar exam. What can they do with just a JD degree?
Some of the jobs in This video you dont need to be barred, just depends. When job searching you would look for “jd-preferred jobs”.
I always wanted to be an FBI agent 😻 now, I know how
Just to be clear you won’t have to go to law school to be an FBI agent. I just meant to inform people it’s an option for law grads
I'm gonna be a Jag Off... icer.
Law review
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To be honest I don't know what to do with my life... I don't know if I still want to do law or FBI agent.... Please help 😢😢😢
Where are you in your education journey? If in high school or college, you have plenty of time to figure it out!
@@TheAspiringBoss I'm doing grade 11 and I wanted to be sure of what I want
I have my real estate license. (inactive) You pass the course, you take the exam. You connect with a real estate company through which you get your license. You can't get your license without going through a real estate company. After 3 years of having an active license and actively working as a real estate agent, you can take the exam to be a real estate broker. As a broker, you can open your own real estate company and you are allowed to have a real estate license on your own without being connected to any company. A broker and/or an agent can both sell or buy on behalf of a client. An agent is able to represent the buyer or the seller. And so is a broker. The two titles are not mutually exclusive. (caveat: some of these rules may be statutory. e.g. 3 year rule.) BTW, thank you for this video. I am studying for the LSAT at this moment.
There are exceptions for licensed attorneys. At least in Missouri that is the case. No minimum workin requirement to take the broker exam - you can take the exam as long as you pass the agent exam. Like with every profession, things tend to vary by state. Good luck with the LSAT!
@@TheAspiringBoss Thanks for the reply. I acknowledge the difference between the state laws. My only real argument was the difference between a broker and an agent. They can both do the same things. It's just that if you only have a real estate license and not a broker license you have to be connected to a broker/agency to have an active license whereas a broker can have their license on their own.
@@TheAspiringBoss Also, thank you for the videos. They are really inspiring. I was up all night watching them!
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So do fbi attorneys do anything in the field?
The job would be an actual agent not an attorney so yes in the field.
@@TheAspiringBoss can you be both?
Which career path was your fav?!
FBI Agent or JAG
Amazing - thanks so much! Just passed the Bar and now suddenly thinking about arbitration=)
So cool!
Love it 💕
@@aviyahefter9535What did you end up deciding on?