Rob Kardashian is going to law school
Rob Kardashian has announced that he will be heading back to college to fulfill his dream of becoming a lawyer.
The 25-year-old has always expressed his desire to follow in the footsteps of his father Robert Kardashian and attend law school, however, since graduating from business school a few years ago, he has become absorbed into the celebrity world and fame surrounding his three older sisters, Kourtney, Kim and Khloe.
It seems Rob has discovered his passion again and shared the news with his Twitter followers that he will be heading back to school in the near future.
"Going to Law School very soon and so excited and can't wait!" Rob tweeted yesterday.
"School just never ends for me! #UniversityofSouthernCal #Trojans #FightOn."
Rob's father was part of the infamous Dream Team that helped O.J. Simpson escape a double murder conviction.
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Kidding, you'll do great bb.
Which schools are you going to apply to? I actually woke up at 4:30 am today in a sweat because I still don't know. I'm thinking I could easily get into Lewis and Clark but my friend (who is helping me prepare for the LSAT) thinks if I study enough for the LSAT I could probably do almost as well as her (she got a 179) and she thinks I should apply to some t14 schools :/
I am just like "BUT I DONT KNOWWWW" I am thinking I will apply to L&C, Georgetown, and maybe Columbia? Maybe Harvard? IDK UGHHHHHH I have a 3.7 gpa right now and I know I could get some amazing letters of rec because I am working with this woman who was a professor at Duke University on some non profit environmental outreach.
I AM FREAKING OUTTTTTTTTT
I'm freaking out to because people keep talking about how bad it is for lawyers. But I make less than $35K right now and even if I stay with my company the most I will ever make is still less than $40K a year. I want more for myself dammit!
I graduated law school from a t14 6 years ago and now interview tons of candidates (laterals and newbies) so here's my one caution to you - don't go to Lewis and Clark unless you plan to stay in that area AND get a scholarship guaranteed for 3 years (not to disparage any L&C people). Getting a job is DAMN HARD these days.
I am just overestimating because I took it at my friend's second floor apartment in 100+ degree heat and she didn't have her a/c running and her cats kept either ramming the door when they were closed up or walking all over me. It was rough and on some of the sections I was just like, "Fuck this, not reading the question, I am dripping sweat on this paper." I should have tried harder but holy shit I thought I was about to pass out.
It sounds like you could get a really good score. I'd recommend a Bay Area school, Univ. of Oregon or Univ. of Washington if you want to end up in the PNW.
Of course I shouldn't even be recommending law school...I'm sitting on ONTD having billed like 1 hour today because I can't bring myself to draft a settlement agreement...
I think once I raise my GPA this semester and get my really awesome letters of rec + my involvement with enviro groups and other non profits + working really hard on studying for the LSAT + working on research at school I might have a good chance at getting in somewhere??? I am just stressed out so much. My friend keeps pushing for me to try Columbia and/or Harvard and I am like "But...idk...:/"
I don't even want to be a stereotypical "lawyer," per se, I want to focus on natural resources and environmental law with a focus on the clean water act, maybe some international nat. resource and env. law mixed in. My passion is pretty much water issues.
Bwahahaha, I feel so comforted in knowing that I am not the only person in the world who procrastinates hardcore.
Where did you go for law school, if you don't mind my asking?
If your passion is water issues, definitely focus on that in law school and during your 1L summer so you'll be taken seriously in that regard during 2L interviews. But beware; it is easy to get caught up in the interviewing hype machine and end up doing something COMPLETELY different than you thought.
I went to University of Michigan for law school and loved it. At that time it wasn't nearly so tough to get a job - I feel for everyone right now.
I am happy to answer whatever questions you might have, btw! I finished the one thing I was working on but now am futzing around w/Spotify at my desk.
I've already looked into like internships and externships and I have an in at the southern environmental law center if I choose to do one where I'm from.
Yeah, I am soooo :/ about the job prospects, but I really have a passion and I honestly can't imagine doing anything else. I even looked at PhD programs in toxicology and public health but I don't know if I could dedicate myself to those things. Bughhhh.