I recently did an interview for Julia Hays of LawBound, "a blog for students and those in the workworld considering a career or education in the field of law." It is about my "journey from Russia to the United States and from law to life coaching" and the lessons and experiences I gained in the process. Click here to read the interview.
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February 18, 2009
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It's an informative post. I very much look forward to read this post. Law school is like nothing you’ve experienced before – you should not take this decision lightly. Even applying to law school is extremely expensive and time consuming, let alone enrolling. Many law students drop out during their first year, and many others rue the day they ever enrolled.
considering law school
Posted by: lawschoolexperience | May 19, 2011 at 04:28 AM