Warriors: 38/8/8

[spurraider21]

Is that common? Can't you be working for a firm as a paralegal or in the mail room or something till you pass the bar?

it's incredibly common. bar prep is a full time job, i'm enrolled in a daily course that starts at 9am...

i was working as a law clerk at a firm during the spring and will be rejoining them in the same position after taking the bar. but its a norm for people to leave firms during bar prep. big firms will actually pay to enroll you in a full time prep course

[DeadlyDynasty]

it's incredibly common. bar prep is a full time job, i'm enrolled in a daily course that starts at 9am...

i was working as a law clerk at a firm during the spring and will be rejoining them in the same position after taking the bar. but its a norm for people to leave firms during bar prep. big firms will actually pay to enroll you in a full time prep course

Good stuff. I ask because a buddy of mine I worked with in Afghanistan did his prep online (I guess). He had a good gig going and also a family, so I think he was worried about money coming in.

I go back to school this Fall, and we're not allowed to work once we start the program, which is a little unsettling. I hate not having money coming in

[spurraider21]

Good stuff. I ask because a buddy of mine I worked with in Afghanistan did his prep online (I guess). He had a good gig going and also a family, so I think he was worried about money coming in.

I go back to school this Fall, and we're not allowed to work once we start the program, which is a little unsettling. I hate not having money coming in

yeah its not mandatory... but pretty common. i mean there are people who work full time and do law school at nights, let alone bar prep. but thats not the most common route

what kinda schooling you doing?

[DeadlyDynasty]

PA school