To Law School or Not to Law School, That is The Question
I am not sure if you already knew I took up law studies and landed on the second year when I got pregnant with my girl and stopped. Well, I did, and the reason why I took up law 7 years ago was that I really wanted to be a graduate, additional bonus if I get to be a lawyer.
Now though, I have been thinking of getting myself a masters, or going back to law school. My sisters have been bugging me that since I have already started with it, and now that I am connected as a regular employee with DOLE, the labor department, I must get back to finishing it.
I am in a confused state as to whether I must go back or not because law school is never a joke, and not an easy matter to deal with unlike other subjects which may only need private tutoring and that's it.
The bar exam results of last year proved to be yet another tough hump before you get to sign the Roll of Attorneys but I suddenly feel like I wanted to finish law school. This would also mean additional points for my future promotion aspirations. The need for TutorSpree would not be a guarantee when you get to finish a bachelor's degree in law.
And by the time I get to enroll, my desk will be doubly swamped with work, papers and law books. Aside from that, my time will be very much limited to family, work, schooling and uh-oh, travel. Ack! The thought alone already stresses me out.
I need your 2 cents.
Now though, I have been thinking of getting myself a masters, or going back to law school. My sisters have been bugging me that since I have already started with it, and now that I am connected as a regular employee with DOLE, the labor department, I must get back to finishing it.
I am in a confused state as to whether I must go back or not because law school is never a joke, and not an easy matter to deal with unlike other subjects which may only need private tutoring and that's it.
The bar exam results of last year proved to be yet another tough hump before you get to sign the Roll of Attorneys but I suddenly feel like I wanted to finish law school. This would also mean additional points for my future promotion aspirations. The need for TutorSpree would not be a guarantee when you get to finish a bachelor's degree in law.
And by the time I get to enroll, my desk will be doubly swamped with work, papers and law books. Aside from that, my time will be very much limited to family, work, schooling and uh-oh, travel. Ack! The thought alone already stresses me out.
I need your 2 cents.
Comments
with your wit and motivated attitude, whatever you pursue, i know will yield success.
all the best on the decision making, sheng! pray for guidance always. :)
hey... naniniwala kami na kaya mo yan. tapos, tayo kayo ni mordsith ng law firm. tagatimpla ako ng kape sa office niyo. and i tell you.. masarap ako magtimpla ng kape. :-)
@Eks: Tama ka, mukhang ganun na nga. Meukhang I have already decided but to push through with it soon is still a contemplation for me. Eks, pag palarin, tama ka, sasama ako sa pakikipagsapalaran sa isang law firm with mordsith.
@Lawstude: Thanks for the support, dude! I have you for an inspiration.
@BertN: I think I will, maybe YES, hehehe. Thanks, Sir Bert!
Kung anong nasa puso mo, go! Goodluck.
Eks, lagi mong binabanggit yang kape na yan, never kong natikman. Para parang Invisible Pink Unicorn lang yan.
@TPS: I'd say, go fo the fashion design, or maybe both! But take small steps until you reach what you desire.
my 2 cents, go for your dreams.
Good luck po!
so alam mo na ang vote ko? hehe.
@mordsith: I hope to be enrolled this June, sana lang makabalik na.