>> Be patient with yourself.
You know, there's so much pressure on students
to have a career path figured out as an undergrad.
A lot of it is financial.
If you have loans to pay off I understand it.
It's really difficult.
You have to have some sort of plan for how you're going to pay all those off.
I mean, but if you have the luxury of being patient with yourself.
If you're not sure about what you want to do, I would recommend graduating,
taking a job that you think you're interested in, feeling it out, getting some experience
and then you'll learn through that.
But what you're good at?
What you're interested in?
Who you work well with?
What type of environment you want to be in?
And it might take more than one job.
It might take working in the private sector.
It might take working in government.
It might take working for a nonprofit,
but I would say really be patient with yourself and be open.
Don't have a locked in plan if you're not sure about what you want to do.
A lot of kids go to law school because it's their plan B. They don't really, like,
want to go to law school they just want to tell their parents that they have a plan.
So be real with yourself, you know, be open and, yeah, be patient.
It's a process.
Enjoy the process.
It's a journey.