Thanks guys! Leaning towards staying. I wish I had as much support and care at my school as I did from you internet strangers. Whenever I talk to higher ups about how I feel, I'm just bombarded with inane Boomerisms.northwood wrote:No. Use this summer to bolster your resume, and begin applying to JD preferred positions if you truly hate law. A lot of students hate law school. If you have friends who are not in law school, hang out with them and simply be tolerable in class ( if you do in fact end up going).
If you later decide you want to practice law, then think about where you want to sit for the bar.
After 1L is the time to drop and run. Once you are financially committed to Fall 2L, you are halfway done. While this does not pertain to you, the timeframe is still important. Unless, of course, you were offered your dream job. iIn that case drop, but that does not seem to be the case with you.
TLDR: 3LOLOLOL your way, take easy classes and graduate
I don't truly hate law, it's just that law school is absolutely soul-crushing. Maybe it's the depression and humiliation stemming from being a 2L retaking a 1L course, but (most of) the people, classes, etc. are just unbearable. I feel so worthless around people who seem so amazing--like folks involved in Law Review, Moot Court, RA, TA, students orgs, etc. all at once. I try to stay off campus as much as possible and keep my nose buried in internships/pro bono.