Reading *Case Against Education* convinced me to prioritize graduating a semester early in law school. That move enabled me to start work approximately six months earlier than otherwise. I even got to attend my graduation ceremony in May having already passed the bar exam.
You may wonder why/how your book caused this... In short, the book made it apparent that the material I learned in law school (including law school related activities like moot court) only somewhat or even poorly correlated with the practice of law, so I should get to the actual practice of law ASAP.
Reading *Case Against Education* convinced me to prioritize graduating a semester early in law school. That move enabled me to start work approximately six months earlier than otherwise. I even got to attend my graduation ceremony in May having already passed the bar exam.
You may wonder why/how your book caused this... In short, the book made it apparent that the material I learned in law school (including law school related activities like moot court) only somewhat or even poorly correlated with the practice of law, so I should get to the actual practice of law ASAP.
How did you pull that off? There are no APs for law school. Did you just do an extra class most semesters?
Yes.