Hmm, not cut throat? What law school in Canada are you attending? I've heard stories, that at U of T law, some students were ripping the pages out of legal books in the library, so that other students couldn't keep up.
John Smith jesus Christ 😂😂😂 i can just imagine crazy bitches ripping pages at the library "hurry the fuck up Felicia, rip that shit up the librarian isn't looking! Now!"
This was very inspiring for me because I've just recently decided I want to be a lawyer. I'm barely finishing my associates so I have work to do , but I was starting to have my doubts. Your video made me feel better thank you :)
I go to McMaster right now in Canada and I'm really interested in going to law school after I'm done my final year! Your videos have been really helpful with everything, thank you for making these! :)
Hi, Uwa!! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff (including a video on how I decided to go to law school!) -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
Being at the top or at the bottom in the University doesn't depend as much on raw intelligence as it does on self-discipline and ability to make yourself work hard and resist temptations. :S
Making time is tricky, but you are right. You just have to make time for everything. We cannot just keep our noses buried on our books and cases. I am a freshman and I love my block! Competition is there in a way but it is just so nice that people help each other out and getting out of their ways to assist others.
Love this! I'm a second year law student and currently stressing sooo much about marks and everything and The thing you said about marks and competition actually helped me a lot!! Awesome advices! Keep it up!
Hi, Margareta Filipov! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
So in Germany it’s so much Worse in law school xD you‘re like studying for 8 years and people are actually ripping off pages out of important books. Also the marks are given without making any sense. The best students could fail an exam and nobody knows why.
Hi!! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment (it especially jumped out at me as a fellow Texan)! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
Although #3 is true, your first couple years of practice are, to a certain extent, dictated by your class rank. Small differences, of course, don't matter that much. But jumping up or down 10% definitely has an effect on your employment. And since your first job/experience in a way dictates where you end up, it's definitely good to be a bit competitive in challenging yourself to do better, in relation to your peers.
Awe, you go to U of O? I'm finishing up my undergrad at Carleton this year and submitting law school applications this weekend! Do you have any advice for personal statements that you found helpful? Great videos! You're so sweet and positive! :)
I'm just really so confused between law or entrepreneurship management. What is your candid opinion? ps you're beauty with brains, that's absolutely amazing 💖
I am currently freshman taking Law course at my uni in poland. I find you lucky that Law school in canada lasts only 3 years - in Poland Law takes 5 years :/
In Canada and the USA you must have a bachelor degree before being able to start law school so technically it'll take 7 years of studying after graduating from high school whereas in Europe you study 5 years.
in pakistan it takes 3 years to get a law degree and 6 months to get a district bar license and 2 year to get high court license and 15 years for supreme court.
Hi, lexi vega! I was watching the video and I saw your comment! In the U.S. you have to graduate from undergrad first before going to law school, but you can major in literally whatever you want. There are no requirements that you must major in anything in particular or take any classes in particular. Just pick something that interests you and do as well as you can in it! If you have any other questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
Hi, Thomas! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general in the U.S., I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
For myth 2 Im pretty sure it depends on what law youre learning. Law students in civil law jurisdictions apprantely need to know exactly what they want to do by like 2nd year of Law school 🤔
Hi, Anjana Regi Alex! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in an opinion from another attorney, I can tell you that you are free to major in anything you want in undergrad before going to law school (there are no specific undergrad major requirements). The most common majors are things like Political Science, English, History, and Criminal Justice, which are all great majors, but law schools also really like uniqueness. So STEM majors (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) do really well getting into and doing well in law school, as do less common majors like art or anthropology. I would honestly recommend majoring in whatever interests you the most, and doing as well as you can in that major to give you the best chance to get into the law school of your choice. Good luck! P.S. I make videos on all kinds of topics related to law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general if you want to come check them out! :) Angela
I came to her channel as a way to find out how different my life is going to be as a Canadian Lawyer. Moving from Mexico to USA to Canada when I enter college.
Hi, Corpse! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in comparing what law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general in the U.S. is like, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
it seems a lot with the law school here in Brasil. One (huge) difference is that here we study five years in the law school lol the content of your channel is very helpful, thanks
Hi, Juliana Moraes! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! I graduated from a U.S. law school and I'm currently getting a master's of law in Buenos Aires! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general in the U.S., I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
I'm really glad your channel is growing! I subscribed to you when you had 36 subscribers and now you're at 167!! Thanks for the videos!! I've always been afraid that maybe I wouldn't be good enough for law school, but now thanks to your videos I'm more confident and inspired and I actually think I can make it. Lynnea, I may not know you in real life but I LOVE YOU! Thanks again! (:
Thank you so much!! It means a lot to me that I can help or inspire you in any way. I had the same feelings about law school, but I am so glad I stuck with it! You are absolutely good enough and will do great :)
Hi, Angelxbaby88! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff (and of course I'm happy to answer any questions you may have!) -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
hey! I'm from ontario and I'm planning on going to law school I'm the future. I'm taking political science as a major cause that's what ppl said is best. I was wondering what did you take as an undergrad ?
POLITICAL SCI IS NOT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION!!!! DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH POLITIAL SCIENCE!!! ITS JUST POLITIAL HISTORY! NO SCIENCE NO JOB SKILLS WHEN I WENT TO FORDMAN I WAS FOOLED THAT POLITIAL SCIENCE WAS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. EMPLOYERS LAUGH AT PS DEGREES!!
MY MPA (MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION) IS = TO MBA MPA FOR GOVT MANAGEMENT, MBA FOR BUSINESS MGT USUALLY TAUGHT AT BUSINESS SCHOOLS. YOU CAN ALSO GET A BS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION THESE ARE THE PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT DEGREES NOT POLITICAL SCI WHICH IS GARBAGE, SOLD TO NAIVE STUDENTS BY CROOKS WHO FOOL YOU INTO THINKING THAT YOU ARE STUDYING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION WHEN YOU ARE JUST STUDYING POLITICAL HISTORY. DO NOT WASTE TIME AND MONEY GETTING A POL SCI DEGREE LIKE I DID, BEFORE REALIZING THAT I SHOULD HAVE BEEN STUDYING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
Hi, Nina Pitts! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
.... and!....I agree with you!...."Law" is a vast inter-disciplinary Subject!... and!... Individual (s)... are engaged differently, according to the "Personalities".... and "Individualism"!....In the sense!....(N. O.)!...?!....☕👌😐📖📚📕🗞️
whenever i research about going to law school, people say its a waste of time and money and its not worth it because they end up getting really boring jobs that dont pay as much as you think, do you worry about this?
I personally don't worry about that, no. There are so many jobs in law that I'm sure everyone can find an area of law or a particular job that interests them. As for pay, some will for sure pay more than others. And yes law school costs a lot of money, but if it's what you're interested in/want to do with your life it can never be a waste of time, in my opinion! Hope this helps :)
I've thought about going to law school, but I've talked to 5 different lawyers so far. 2 changed careers because they didn't like it. Another didn't like it, but felt trapped, and the other 2 had nothing positive to say about it. I still remember what a couple of them said: "I've been doing this for forty years now. The best part of law was law school" and "You end up developing close relationships with people you don't like". LOL, food for thought. Yeah, the money is probably good, if you can even get a job, but a lot of them looked stressed and unhappy.
@@bgates275 Hi! I'm sorry that's the feedback you got from talking to lawyers about their jobs. I'm a U.S. attorney that worked for 5 years in intellectual property litigation and now I work in immigration law, and I have really enjoyed both! If you ever have questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to ask me anything! :) Angela
Hi, Mary Dee! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff (and of course I'm happy to answer any questions you may have!) -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
Hi, Shreya Singh! I was watching this video and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in the perspective of another attorney, the answer to your question is absolutely not. :) You definitely do not need to be a great or even a good public speaker before entering law school. Public speaking (or even speaking in front of a small group) is a skill that is developed over time and is not evaluated in law school. If you're interested in improving your public speaking skills, you can sign up for moot court or mock trial teams (i.e. practice speaking in court as a litigator), but the vast majority of a lawyer's work is done at a desk in an office, and choosing a corporate law career (as opposed to a litigation career) will minimize your public speaking opportunities even more. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
@@juliuscaesar1062 Hi! I saw that you had the same questions as Shreya Singh, so I'll repeat my answer here in case you find it helpful! :) Angela You definitely do not need to be a great or even a good public speaker before entering law school. Public speaking (or even speaking in front of a small group) is a skill that is developed over time and is not evaluated in law school. If you're interested in improving your public speaking skills, you can sign up for moot court or mock trial teams (i.e. practice speaking in court as a litigator), but the vast majority of a lawyer's work is done at a desk in an office, and choosing a corporate law career (as opposed to a litigation career) will minimize your public speaking opportunities even more. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
You guys are not listening at all. Her experience about law schools is from Canada. AND at 05:36, She said where she was studying at Ottawa U which is in Canada in Ontario, the capital of Canada.
What Law school do you go to? I am interested in U of Ottawa, U of Western, and maybe Dalhousie in Nova Scotia. I currently attend Laurier for an undergraduate degree in Law and Society but I am trying to prepare for my Future ahead
I just find doing notes is the easiest, just make 3 sets of notes and you don't have to do anything else. Like literally you don't have to study hard or go to the library or even go to lectures (make sure to watch them though online). Just make 3 sets of notes full notes, case/statute notes and question templates, and you will know every thing in the course. You don't even have to read the course books.
I have question I am interested in being a criminal lawyer does it matter what school I go to become one and I heard it's hard to get a job after finishing school
People claim price is 200K and you end up with that much debt and all that but that's not true... the problem is people listen to those that claim this same gibberish advice for universities in that you should go to the best school you can. People listen to this advice in regards to universities and grad schools and end up with all this debt. What they don't realize is they should instead go to the best school that they can afford to pay off in a shorter period of time. I have friends who went straight to the best university they got into for example one was UT Austin... and they ended up having to go to a community college not long after. It's important to find a medium between cost and quality... that way you avoid so much debt
"Stress!" Especially Criminal Law! always been at the edge of failing, but luckily passed. But beside that, once graduated you will find out that it was worth the effort. Wish you all the luck. P.S. Keep up the good work.
Hey im also in Ottawa doing my undergrad in criminology. I've been debating on applying to law school after, but it's such an unknown area to me. If I could ever have the chance to ask you a few questions that would be awesome!
Thank you for being so helpful! I am in my first year of undergrad at Brock in Labour Studies and I am considering Law School. I want to be an Employment and Labour Lawyer. My Dream Law School is York. Glad that you're a fellow Canadian!
Thank you for making this video!! I'm also Canadian and want to be a lawyer(: I'm applying to university next month, what degree do you recommend will prepare you for law school?
There is no undergrad that will prepare you any more than any other for law school. The only exception to this, might be philosophy courses in logic. What I'd recommend is that you do an undergrad in something you think you will be interested in, and that you think you will do well at. A lot of the law schools go by numbers only, and don't care what you majored in. That being said, undergrad is only half the battle. If you are serious about law, you're going to want to put quite a few hours into the LSAT too, as most schools weight it at least equally with your entire undergrad degree.
Thank you so much for this! I'm currently a first year in law school and its hard to not think about these things and avoid feeling incompetent, but your video was very reassuring! It's great to actually find other law students encouraging others to do their personal best, keep it up! :D
Don’t forget that hellish 4 year undergrad! But you can’t limit yourself because school is hard. If you’re being educated for a career you want and are invested in your future and do something you’re interested in, it’s totally worth it
Hi, Tiffany Erskine! I was watching this video and I saw your comment! If you have any questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out or ask me anything! :) Angela
so weird how americans have to do an undergrad degree then a law degree, here in the uk, you can do a law degree as your undergrad degree.
Avi L in India too we can either do undergrad and then law school or do a five year course as a bachelor's too.
4 Fake hate to burst your bubble, but no, you're not :)
You can do both in the U.S., it depends where you go.
c Y Yes we are :)
Atleast we don't have Nazis attacking people lmao
She is really pretty
so are you! :) show urself!
yellow aznboy smooth 😊
Adrian Alonso totally agree！！！！
Nose.
You look like Kendall Jenner! 😘 Good luck with law school!
I'll take that as a compliment ;) And thank you!!
+Love Lynnea of course. You are really beautiful :) please please do more videos regarding law school. Please :)
You look more like Daenerys Targaryen From Game Of Thrones :)
She talks like her too
she looks a lot better than kendall jenner - this girl is GORGEOUS (and seemingly smart too)
wow. Canada sounds so chill compared to the US
Darko Shmarko And why's that?
Deniz Bade Akkoyun Less competitive and less important
what are you five?
ikr?
More civil, more secure. Stronger social structure.
I wouldn't mind studying law if it wasn't so damn expensive to attend!!!
2:26 “it doesn’t matter if you are THE best, as long as you are YOUR best” ❤️👏🏽😌 wise words!
Hmm, not cut throat? What law school in Canada are you attending? I've heard stories, that at U of T law, some students were ripping the pages out of legal books in the library, so that other students couldn't keep up.
John Smith
Damn
John Smith jesus Christ 😂😂😂 i can just imagine crazy bitches ripping pages at the library "hurry the fuck up Felicia, rip that shit up the librarian isn't looking! Now!"
John Smith lmaoo
that's why she is busting myths 😐
Legend of Losing I actually read it in a newspaper, so I think it was legit.
This was very inspiring for me because I've just recently decided I want to be a lawyer. I'm barely finishing my associates so I have work to do , but I was starting to have my doubts. Your video made me feel better thank you :)
That's great to hear! You're welcome, thanks for watching :)
I go to McMaster right now in Canada and I'm really interested in going to law school after I'm done my final year! Your videos have been really helpful with everything, thank you for making these! :)
Thank you so much :)
I've been juggling between going to grad school for law or psychology, and this eased my worry about law school.
you're so down to earth
ahhh.... this drives me even more to pursue Law School!...
Hi, Uwa!! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff (including a video on how I decided to go to law school!) -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
Being at the top or at the bottom in the University doesn't depend as much on raw intelligence as it does on self-discipline and ability to make yourself work hard and resist temptations. :S
Wow you’re such a positive human being! :)
your videos are the most helpful videos I have ever seen
Making time is tricky, but you are right. You just have to make time for everything. We cannot just keep our noses buried on our books and cases.
I am a freshman and I love my block! Competition is there in a way but it is just so nice that people help each other out and getting out of their ways to assist others.
Going to school in Canada and says she's fortunate to find nice people. She hasn't seen any of the memes eh?
I dint get it too
What is it ?
Love this! I'm a second year law student and currently stressing sooo much about marks and everything and The thing you said about marks and competition actually helped me a lot!! Awesome advices! Keep it up!
Thank you, happy I could help!
Hi, Margareta Filipov! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
So in Germany it’s so much Worse in law school xD you‘re like studying for 8 years and people are actually ripping off pages out of important books. Also the marks are given without making any sense. The best students could fail an exam and nobody knows why.
I think you're gonna go far. I enjoyed your video.
Be strong, and don't take any shit from anyone!
gorgeous, and intellectual. Love it. I'm preparing for my LSAT here in Texas.
Rollie Garza How did you do?I’m taking mine for the 2nd time in a few days 😬
Hi!! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment (it especially jumped out at me as a fellow Texan)! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
I wouldn't mind studying law if it wasn't so damn expensive to attend!!
Although #3 is true, your first couple years of practice are, to a certain extent, dictated by your class rank. Small differences, of course, don't matter that much. But jumping up or down 10% definitely has an effect on your employment. And since your first job/experience in a way dictates where you end up, it's definitely good to be a bit competitive in challenging yourself to do better, in relation to your peers.
your videos are very useful they encourage me day by day as i am going to make my dream come true
Awe, you go to U of O? I'm finishing up my undergrad at Carleton this year and submitting law school applications this weekend! Do you have any advice for personal statements that you found helpful? Great videos! You're so sweet and positive! :)
I'm just really so confused between law or entrepreneurship management. What is your candid opinion?
ps you're beauty with brains, that's absolutely amazing 💖
it wud have been a good idea to put the numbers 1-5 on ur video
Are all Canadians all pretty ?>
yes
YOMOMOMAMA no
YOMOMOMAMA Pretty in the outside but the ones in my school are ugly in the inside lol
I am currently freshman taking Law course at my uni in poland. I find you lucky that Law school in canada lasts only 3 years - in Poland Law takes 5 years :/
In Canada and the USA you must have a bachelor degree before being able to start law school so technically it'll take 7 years of studying after graduating from high school whereas in Europe you study 5 years.
Abe97 It takes 7 years you ass
in pakistan it takes 3 years to get a law degree and 6 months to get a district bar license and 2 year to get high court license and 15 years for supreme court.
In chile it takes 8 years 😂
Abe97 in Canada you can be a full time student for 3 years or part time student for 7 years
You said University of Ottawa...I was just asking myself if they had programs there! Btw I love the video, this helps a lot, thanks! :)
I can't wait to make these types of videos when I go to law school 😍 great job!
You look sooo much like Kendall!
she looks like herself! :)
Salha El-Shwehdi yuck candle is ugly and I’m not talking about her appearance
I was just wondering if you can go straight into law school after high school? Or did you have to get an undergrad? Then go to law school?
Hi, lexi vega! I was watching the video and I saw your comment! In the U.S. you have to graduate from undergrad first before going to law school, but you can major in literally whatever you want. There are no requirements that you must major in anything in particular or take any classes in particular. Just pick something that interests you and do as well as you can in it! If you have any other questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
I recently got accepted to an Ontario law school and your videos have been so interesting and have helped settle my nerves soooo much!
I wanted to go to ottawaU for civil law ! ( im from quebec) is it a good program?
Thought this was about American law schools. Damn.
Hi, Thomas! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general in the U.S., I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
I am now friends with Marco and Chin, because they always appears before your video starts.
For myth 2 Im pretty sure it depends on what law youre learning. Law students in civil law jurisdictions apprantely need to know exactly what they want to do by like 2nd year of Law school 🤔
Hey there, i have a question...is it beneficial to a different undergrad major other than law before law school? Also what was your undergrad?
Hi, Anjana Regi Alex! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in an opinion from another attorney, I can tell you that you are free to major in anything you want in undergrad before going to law school (there are no specific undergrad major requirements). The most common majors are things like Political Science, English, History, and Criminal Justice, which are all great majors, but law schools also really like uniqueness. So STEM majors (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) do really well getting into and doing well in law school, as do less common majors like art or anthropology. I would honestly recommend majoring in whatever interests you the most, and doing as well as you can in that major to give you the best chance to get into the law school of your choice. Good luck! P.S. I make videos on all kinds of topics related to law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general if you want to come check them out! :) Angela
I came to her channel as a way to find out how different my life is going to be as a Canadian Lawyer. Moving from Mexico to USA to Canada when I enter college.
Hi, Corpse! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in comparing what law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general in the U.S. is like, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
hard work never sleeps. Top 5%
it seems a lot with the law school here in Brasil. One (huge) difference is that here we study five years in the law school lol
the content of your channel is very helpful, thanks
Hi, Juliana Moraes! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! I graduated from a U.S. law school and I'm currently getting a master's of law in Buenos Aires! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general in the U.S., I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
I'm really glad your channel is growing! I subscribed to you when you had 36 subscribers and now you're at 167!!
Thanks for the videos!! I've always been afraid that maybe I wouldn't be good enough for law school, but now thanks to your videos I'm more confident and inspired and I actually think I can make it.
Lynnea, I may not know you in real life but I LOVE YOU!
Thanks again! (:
Thank you so much!! It means a lot to me that I can help or inspire you in any way. I had the same feelings about law school, but I am so glad I stuck with it! You are absolutely good enough and will do great :)
Are there any prerequisites for law school? I have a science degree with no upper level law classes
Angelxbaby88 Nope, only an undergrad degree/ LSAT Score. This is the U.S. Though
Hi, Angelxbaby88! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff (and of course I'm happy to answer any questions you may have!) -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
I live in Canada and I applied to a couple law schools, which one do you go to if you don't mind me asking? :)
itsYalda she said university of ottawa in the video
hey! I'm from ontario and I'm planning on going to law school I'm the future. I'm taking political science as a major cause that's what ppl said is best. I was wondering what did you take as an undergrad ?
POLITICAL SCI IS NOT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION!!!!
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH POLITIAL SCIENCE!!!
ITS JUST POLITIAL HISTORY! NO SCIENCE NO JOB SKILLS
WHEN I WENT TO FORDMAN I WAS FOOLED THAT POLITIAL SCIENCE
WAS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. EMPLOYERS LAUGH AT PS DEGREES!!
GOVT MANAGEMENT DEGREES ARE CALLED PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
DEGREES NOT POLITICL SCIENCE GARBAGE DRGREES
MY MPA (MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION) IS = TO MBA
MPA FOR GOVT MANAGEMENT, MBA FOR BUSINESS MGT
USUALLY TAUGHT AT BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
YOU CAN ALSO GET A BS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
THESE ARE THE PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT DEGREES
NOT POLITICAL SCI WHICH IS GARBAGE, SOLD TO NAIVE
STUDENTS BY CROOKS WHO FOOL YOU INTO THINKING
THAT YOU ARE STUDYING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
WHEN YOU ARE JUST STUDYING POLITICAL HISTORY.
DO NOT WASTE TIME AND MONEY GETTING A POL SCI
DEGREE LIKE I DID, BEFORE REALIZING THAT I SHOULD
HAVE BEEN STUDYING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
Great video, good value
I really liked your speech! You are a good psychologist. Thank you 😊
beauty with brains
I don't want to walk anymore, I just want to ride her eyebrows everywhere.....
i hve questions about law school plz answer bck
Hi, Nina Pitts! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
.... and!....I agree with you!...."Law" is a vast inter-disciplinary Subject!... and!... Individual (s)... are engaged differently, according to the "Personalities".... and "Individualism"!....In the sense!....(N. O.)!...?!....☕👌😐📖📚📕🗞️
You're inspiring :) Thanks.
Marry me please!
whenever i research about going to law school, people say its a waste of time and money and its not worth it because they end up getting really boring jobs that dont pay as much as you think, do you worry about this?
I personally don't worry about that, no. There are so many jobs in law that I'm sure everyone can find an area of law or a particular job that interests them. As for pay, some will for sure pay more than others. And yes law school costs a lot of money, but if it's what you're interested in/want to do with your life it can never be a waste of time, in my opinion! Hope this helps :)
I've thought about going to law school, but I've talked to 5 different lawyers so far. 2 changed careers because they didn't like it. Another didn't like it, but felt trapped, and the other 2 had nothing positive to say about it. I still remember what a couple of them said: "I've been doing this for forty years now. The best part of law was law school" and "You end up developing close relationships with people you don't like". LOL, food for thought. Yeah, the money is probably good, if you can even get a job, but a lot of them looked stressed and unhappy.
i totally agree with you, and thank you about sharing your law school experiences.
@@bgates275 Hi! I'm sorry that's the feedback you got from talking to lawyers about their jobs. I'm a U.S. attorney that worked for 5 years in intellectual property litigation and now I work in immigration law, and I have really enjoyed both! If you ever have questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to ask me anything! :) Angela
Scared of going to law school 🙄
Hi, Mary Dee! I was watching this video, and I saw your comment! If you're interested in learning more about law school, law firms, and being a lawyer in general, I make videos on all of that stuff (and of course I'm happy to answer any questions you may have!) -- feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
is that matter for where you got your law school degrees in your Professional
For number 5 you also go a law school in Canada, aren't Canadians way more nice than Americans?
So im in high school but i wanted to know how u do your exams
What can you go in the exam with
Usually you can't bring anything in with you for exams. Some professors will have take home exams and some will allow books.
It’s all competition!!!!! And I fucking love it!!!
Does becoming a good lawyer mean that you have to be a great speaker beforehand ?
Shreya Singh I'm worried about that too
Hi, Shreya Singh! I was watching this video and I saw your comment! In case you're interested in the perspective of another attorney, the answer to your question is absolutely not. :) You definitely do not need to be a great or even a good public speaker before entering law school. Public speaking (or even speaking in front of a small group) is a skill that is developed over time and is not evaluated in law school. If you're interested in improving your public speaking skills, you can sign up for moot court or mock trial teams (i.e. practice speaking in court as a litigator), but the vast majority of a lawyer's work is done at a desk in an office, and choosing a corporate law career (as opposed to a litigation career) will minimize your public speaking opportunities even more. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
@@juliuscaesar1062 Hi! I saw that you had the same questions as Shreya Singh, so I'll repeat my answer here in case you find it helpful! :) Angela
You definitely do not need to be a great or even a good public speaker before entering law school. Public speaking (or even speaking in front of a small group) is a skill that is developed over time and is not evaluated in law school. If you're interested in improving your public speaking skills, you can sign up for moot court or mock trial teams (i.e. practice speaking in court as a litigator), but the vast majority of a lawyer's work is done at a desk in an office, and choosing a corporate law career (as opposed to a litigation career) will minimize your public speaking opportunities even more. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out! :) Angela
@@AngelaVorpahl Thank you
@@juliuscaesar1062 My pleasure!!
Than you for your videos, you are an awesome person :)
You guys are not listening at all. Her experience about law schools is from Canada. AND at 05:36, She said where she was studying at Ottawa U which is in Canada in Ontario, the capital of Canada.
What Law school do you go to? I am interested in U of Ottawa, U of Western, and maybe Dalhousie in Nova Scotia. I currently attend Laurier for an undergraduate degree in Law and Society but I am trying to prepare for my Future ahead
University of Ottawa!
Its really helpful.Thanks alot.
haha i love it when you take a breath before dispelling each myth
your username 😂
I just find doing notes is the easiest, just make 3 sets of notes and you don't have to do anything else. Like literally you don't have to study hard or go to the library or even go to lectures (make sure to watch them though online). Just make 3 sets of notes full notes, case/statute notes and question templates, and you will know every thing in the course. You don't even have to read the course books.
Looking up for more of this😊🙏
What I'm thinking of is reparation from Spain from conquering the Philippines...
God she is beautiful!!!!!
I have question I am interested in being a criminal lawyer does it matter what school I go to become one and I heard it's hard to get a job after finishing school
How do you study or take classes for the lsat.
Thanks for the tips!
I really wanna to law in uni but thr people who bash it scare me soo much I'm scared I won't make it or be able for it
Canada eh
Can you make a video explaining the process of getting into law school, loans etc
You are not going to be happy if you be came an attorney itis miserable depressing
Thank you for sharing :) Took a lot of questions out of my head. I'm starting my first year in two weeks. :)
You are honestly so motivating. your videos motivated me to continue studying law 😊
I think I want to study law in Canada
Reyanna Brown only do it if you want to practice law in Canada, otherwise you won’t have a licence to practice law in your home country
How much does it cost an average/ year the law school?
FunnyCrazyVideos same as a uni about 60k+ just like medical school lol. i wish it was like 30k or cheaper
What University do you go to?
OttawaU
What is the average age of law school graduates?
Jenna Marie 28
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People claim price is 200K and you end up with that much debt and all that but that's not true... the problem is people listen to those that claim this same gibberish advice for universities in that you should go to the best school you can. People listen to this advice in regards to universities and grad schools and end up with all this debt. What they don't realize is they should instead go to the best school that they can afford to pay off in a shorter period of time. I have friends who went straight to the best university they got into for example one was UT Austin... and they ended up having to go to a community college not long after. It's important to find a medium between cost and quality... that way you avoid so much debt
Did u have an undergraduate degree?
THANKS!!!
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**watches legally blonde once**
What is your Instagram? Love your vids.
"Stress!" Especially Criminal Law! always been at the edge of failing, but luckily passed. But beside that, once graduated you will find out that it was worth the effort. Wish you all the luck.
P.S. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!
Hey im also in Ottawa doing my undergrad in criminology. I've been debating on applying to law school after, but it's such an unknown area to me. If I could ever have the chance to ask you a few questions that would be awesome!
Ask away!
Thank you for being so helpful! I am in my first year of undergrad at Brock in Labour Studies and I am considering Law School. I want to be an Employment and Labour Lawyer. My Dream Law School is York. Glad that you're a fellow Canadian!
That sounds awesome, good luck! :)
Thank you for making this video!! I'm also Canadian and want to be a lawyer(: I'm applying to university next month, what degree do you recommend will prepare you for law school?
There is no undergrad that will prepare you any more than any other for law school. The only exception to this, might be philosophy courses in logic. What I'd recommend is that you do an undergrad in something you think you will be interested in, and that you think you will do well at. A lot of the law schools go by numbers only, and don't care what you majored in. That being said, undergrad is only half the battle. If you are serious about law, you're going to want to put quite a few hours into the LSAT too, as most schools weight it at least equally with your entire undergrad degree.
Thank you so much for this! I'm currently a first year in law school and its hard to not think about these things and avoid feeling incompetent, but your video was very reassuring! It's great to actually find other law students encouraging others to do their personal best, keep it up! :D
I'm so glad, thank you!!
Damn I'm going to be ending high school just to stress myself out for years in Law school :(
Gotta do your undergrad first!
TypicallyTiffany 😍😍😍
Don’t forget that hellish 4 year undergrad! But you can’t limit yourself because school is hard. If you’re being educated for a career you want and are invested in your future and do something you’re interested in, it’s totally worth it
Hi, Tiffany Erskine! I was watching this video and I saw your comment! If you have any questions or are interested in learning more about law school, law firms, or being a lawyer in general, I do videos on all of that stuff -- so feel free to come check them out or ask me anything! :) Angela
How did you prepare for the LSAT?
love you lynnea......you made my day :)
Lynnneaaaa. THANK YOU SO MUCH !
0:21 myth number 1
0:55 myth number 2
Which university do you go to