Christ Centered Gamer

Cold Pizza?

I think I already answered that one.

Yes, but can you ever have too much cold pizza?

Did you get in on the Black Friday mayhem?

Yes.

Yes, I got some comic books at my local store that was doing 40-60% of everything. I'm finally going to read Infinity Gauntlet, something I've been looking to do for a long time.

Two questions for you.

1: What is your name derived from? I feel like it could be a clever twist on the fact that Lawyers somehow "Seek Truth", but I figure they may not be all.


2: So...I'm considering the possibility of becoming a Lawyer. I've had a few people (A Law teacher included) say I might be good at it, but I'm not entirely sure what it would take, or if it's even possible at this stage.

My question is: Is it even reasonable to consider Law School after having had an Undergraduate degree for a while?

I won't be able to afford any sort of post-undergraduate education until a few years after I've had a job. My current GPA isn't very good (A symptom, I think, of my major), but I've performed reasonably well on standardized tests.

If you don't know, that's fine. I just wanted someone who's actually done the process to input on this.

1: What is your name derived from? I feel like it could be a clever twist on the fact that Lawyers somehow "Seek Truth", but I figure they may not be all.

There's nothing clever about it, sorry. I registered this name years before I went to law school. I just liked the way the name sounded given the fact that philosophical discussions are common on this board.

My question is: Is it even reasonable to consider Law School after having had an Undergraduate degree for a while?

It's more than reasonable. I went to law school right after undergrad but at my law school that was fairly unusual. I know plenty of thirty-year-old law students who had all sorts of jobs before coming to law school.