>> Well particularly for a college student looking for a career in law.
There was a perception, and times have changed a little bit.
A lot of times people thought a law degree just opened a lot of different doors.
Not necessarily just being an attorney in a firm or in the government or something like that.
And it's not kind of that pre-requisite degree it used to be.
You know if you think you're interested in policy work there's
so many more you know masters degrees or experiences you can have
in policy, you don't necessarily need a JD.
So three years is a long time.
And so if you're thinking about law school really only go
because you think you actually want to be a lawyer as a career.
Not just oh it will look good on my resume.