12 Things You NEED To Know Before Law School

I failed 2 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope

I remember reading a case from the 1850’s on quasi in ten jurisdiction. I got stuck on one paragraph for an hour and a half. If I had just moved onto the next paragraph (which I eventually did), it explained everything. I felt like an idiot, but I WAS prepared.

I am really glad that I bumped into this video. I am submitting my admission requirements this week! Thank you for sharing this.

An honestly really reassuring video.  Didn't make Law School out like its a piece of cake, but also didn't pull what some other youtube lawyers do, like ignoring or significantly reducing time with family and friends, severing romantic relationships, and cutting back on relaxation even during non work or minimal work days. Gonna be honest, those guys act like you have to sell your soul and become a robot to become a lawyer.

Im considering going to law school at 43. I have a background in real estate & contracts, and a bs in history that required a ton of reading, research, wtiting, public speaking and required cited sources for every point made. Thanks for the video.

Currently researching what law is like, and this was super helpful and informative. Simple, direct, and clear. Thank you

Super informative. Love it. Glad you’re living the life!

Hi Tex! I love you!! Your information regarding law school was so helpful!! I'll apply this year (older student) and I'm really looking forward to the challenge !! Your video gave me even more confidence....Again, thank you for your time!!

Hi Tex! I love you! Thank you so much for sharing! I hope to enter law school next year (older student), and your video gave me even more confidence. I'm looking forward to the challenge... thanks again for your time!!

I really enjoyed this video. You're actually super entertaining to watch. I really hope I get into law school one day.

This was awesome! I start 1L in Aug and I greatly appreciate you doing this video. Have a great week!

Thank you so much for this video! I'm starting in the fall so I'll do my best to keep all of this in mind.

Sealed the deal for me. I’ve been racking my brain on whether or not to pursue it. Thanks!

Best video I’ve come across on the topic! Thanks Tex.

Great video. Amazing balance of funny and educational with great insight. Thank you.

I studied public admin in college and it was a lot of the same thing you described. Massive amounts of reading and writing, I could not take a break without falling behind. I took law classes, policy courses, government, and interned at a law clinic. I got the chance to work under my professors who managed the law clinic and were successful lawyers themselves. One had a law firm downtown where we would meet every week. It was an amazing experience, and I had some great classmates I still think about even though its been a few years. Law school has been a dream of mine for many years. I am so busy helping my husband with his construction business and taking care of my kids, that he doesn't support me going currently. He said to wait a few years until the business really gets going. I'm 33 so my time is ticking.

Thank you for this video , you’re giving me hope

I wanna study law and this was very helpful, one thing, I am in high school right now and we have word limits and it's so annoying, I thought it would be over when I went to further studies but I guess my suffering will never end T-T

Thanks for the vid player! Starting 1L next year

Hey Tex! Love the videos. As an incoming 1L, they help settle the nerves. A potential idea for a video - any chance you could go in depth in how to approach networking/mixer events? Always eager to attend, but with no legal knowledge/background, it becomes intimidating for some. Thanks!