By Colleen Snow
Unlike many of my friends, law school was never my "end goal" during college. My decision to go to law school happened effectively by default. As an English and Foreign Affairs major at the University of Virginia, I realized as I neared graduation that my opportunities for gainful employment after graduation were limited at best. With an eye to continued schooling, deferral of my employment decision and a realization that a law degree would help me in what...
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