>> Work really hard now.
I know that, you know, you want to have fun.
It's college.
There's a lot of things to do, but you need to be serious.
Make sure that you're on top of your grades.
Make sure that you have a good reputation, because you're going
to need personal recommendations written for you to get into law school.
They should start looking into what schools they might want to go to look at those requirements.
I mean, the requirements are pretty stringent.
There really is no best way to, I mean,
you don't see the stuff until you get into law school.
So, you know, you want to prepare for the LSAT,
and I guess I would tell people not to be discouraged by the LSAT.
It's the test you have to take to get into law school.
I think it's a weed out test.
You know, it's really difficult.
Once you get into law school, you never see anything that you saw on that test again.
So just study it.
Learn it. Get through it, and then, you know, get into law school, but, I mean,
if you have someone in your family or your friends or anybody who is a lawyer.
You can reach out to me.
I mean, I'm happy to help, but, you know, maybe just to get an idea,
but I didn't have anyone in my family who was a lawyer.
So kind of just worked hard through college, and when I got there, I immediately, you know,
latched on to some of the older students to tell them, like,
for them to tell me how do I get through this?
What do I need to do, but honestly, you'll learn what you need to learn when you get there.
I think for now just enjoy college.
Work hard, but enjoy your life, and, you know, when you get law school,
you'll know what you need to do when you get there.