What are you planning to become(career wise).

[QUOTE="Elraptor"][QUOTE="gamingqueen"]

[QUOTE="Elraptor"]I'm fairly sure I'm going to be a lawyer. Attending law school almost makes that a given.gamingqueen

Oh really? Which department? How old are you btw?

Health..? They're usually four, general, private, international and criminal. Over here we study all four departments of law while in other countries like the u.s. for instance, people can specialise in one department of law.

Sounds like you're in a different country. In America we study general law and take the state bar. After that they may specialize in different aspects of law like family law, corporate, contracts, that sort of thing.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

[QUOTE="Elraptor"][QUOTE="gamingqueen"]

[QUOTE="Elraptor"]I'm fairly sure I'm going to be a lawyer. Attending law school almost makes that a given.gamingqueen

Oh really? Which department? How old are you btw?

Health..? They're usually four, general, private, international and criminal. Over here we study all four departments of law while in other countries like the u.s. for instance, people can specialise in one department of law.

Sounds like you're in a different country. In America we study general law and take the state bar. After that they may specialize in different aspects of law like family law, corporate, contracts, government benefits, that sort of thing. The more notorious ones here are the PI lawyers (personal injury) you know? "If you're in an accident dial 911, then dial 411." Lawyers that sue for everything under the sun.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Wouldn't you atleast want to become a highschool teacher?DivergeUnify

I'm going to be a physiotherapist..

[QUOTE="gamingqueen"][QUOTE="Elraptor"][QUOTE="gamingqueen"]

[QUOTE="Elraptor"]I'm fairly sure I'm going to be a lawyer. Attending law school almost makes that a given.cametall

Oh really? Which department? How old are you btw?

Health..? They're usually four, general, private, international and criminal. Over here we study all four departments of law while in other countries like the u.s. for instance, people can specialise in one department of law.

Sounds like you're in a different country. In America we study general law and take the state bar. After that they may specialize in different aspects of law like family law, corporate, contracts, government benefits, that sort of thing. The more notorious ones here are the PI lawyers (personal injury) you know? "If you're in an accident dial 911, then dial 411." Lawyers that sue for everything under the sun.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Ohh I see. But over here, lawyers who sue people whenever an injury occurs to a client are specilised in "civil law" because the penalty for violating civil laws is often compensation. Thanks for clearing things up for me :D

I'm alternating between low paying jobs and long stretches of unemployment. My ultimate goal is to take out a large loan, spend it all on M&Ms and then jump off a building.

I decided that rather than jumping off of the tenth story and dying on impact, I will jump off the third floor about thirty times, in case I decide to change my mind half way through.

I think it's a pretty good plan, all things considered. The dizzying highs of money, the depressing lows of M&M overdosing. The climactic neverending suicide. I smell a movie in the making.