I’m 17 and will be a first-generation college student. Is law school worth being $200,000 in debt?
Summary
A seventeen-year-old student, who will be the first in their family to attend college, is weighing the future value of a law degree. They are concerned about the substantial financial burden, as law school tuition could lead to significant educational debt.
“I‘’m considering a pre-law track … I’m just a bit hesitant because of how expensive law school is.”
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