I kind of like the "untitled" bit! it makes the channel seem as though you're working through a project of both law school and yourself, like you're deciding who and what you'll experience and become along with us as your viewers (and I assume, fellow students or potential law prospects!). I want to thank you for these videos - as other commentators have mentioned and I'm sure you already know, all the information out there about law school or becoming a law student fits a certain personality, and I think a lot of us can doubt ourselves or even talk ourselves out of applying fo law school because we don't fit those same molds. The portrayal of a Law Student and the reality of a person choosing to go to law school are two different things and it is so comforting to almost find a friend in you through watching your videos and listening to your experience with school and the legal field. Thank you!
Veronica, you are unbelievably kind and your comment makes my day! Thank you so, so much. ☺️ I’m incredibly grateful to be where I am and want to give back however I can. There’s definitely a stereotypical “mold” that people think lawyers fit into, but anyone can be a lawyer (and, more importantly, a GOOD lawyer), regardless of whether they fit that mold. I certainly don’t! I think the legal field needs more people who don’t fit “the mold” anyway. Introverts and Type B personalities are so undervalued. 💕
Amethyst...great name. I was reminded of a good friend I haven't seen in ages that wore an amethyst pendant and earrings because it was her birthstone. Second, yet another great video! Useful information that is sure to be helpful to up and coming Yale/law (perhaps both) students. Excellent format and presentation! Keep up the good work!
your voice is absolutely soothing to hear! i know it's weird to hear your own voice but trust me, yours is fine as hell. very articulate and clear. thanks for the vid :)
Thank you so much for this video! I'm in the middle of juggling between my internship and studying for the LSAT, and this really calmed down my overflowing anxiety lately. Although Yale is definitely way beyond my reach for law school, but it's so nice to hear all the tips and advice from you. Congrats on 1k subscriber :)
Thank you so much for watching! ☺️ take it step by step and remember to take time for yourself too :) you’re going to do great and I’m cheering for you - shoot for the stars!
This was very peaceful cuz of the plants and your voice. Also, I like "untitled law student" as the name for your channel it suits the whole anonymous thing you have going on. And personally, it makes it less about the superficial things about you and more about what you create, produce, and articulate. I think could also work to your benefit when looking for jobs after you graduate because your face isn't all over the internet.
I’m gearing up to go to law school and am working so hard to ensure that I can get into a good law school. I didn’t grow up with any lawyers in my family/circle either, so it’s definitely been an interesting journey so far. I want to practice law within reproductive rights or sexual assault and know it will be a LONG journey. You give me hope that my hard work will pay off ❤️
Lol i am watching this video after you have had 1.67k subs and i absolutely love how natural you are. I am looking forward to many more videos when you get back to nee haven
Hey, congrats on 1,000 subscribers! Can you do a video regarding the law school application process? I’m applying this fall and I would love the guidance :)
Congrats on your subs!!!🥳🥳 YES TO MIKE KIM books!! I have it too and also I'm on the same boat as you were where I study the LSAT prepbooks. I'm writing it this Aug and hope for the best. I'm also thinking of applying to yale next fall. I want to ask, for the 250, I'm sort of stuck on how to write one. Can you give me some tips and advices?
Thank you so much! Good luck with the LSAT and with your application - you got this! I actually wrote my 250 last because I was also stuck for a long time. I read a lot of examples online, which kind of helped? I ended up writing about playing music to 'round out' my application, which had been heavily focused on environmental studies up until that point. I would think about what part of your background / experience you'd like to highlight - something that you care about? something that makes you stand out? something that's unique? - and go from there. Ultimately, 250 words is very short, and it's less about substance than style. Make it beautiful, punchy, and engaging! :)
@@untitledlawstudent it was good! I got a lemon meringue which was very delicious but very sweet hahahaha. I can see why you’d have to resist temptation walking by
Haha guardian angel working double shift made me laugh🤣 I love how you have awesome hobbies and passions outside law school life! If you’re interested in transaction and corporate law, any plans to work in NYC? Hope you come here and do v logs in nyc!❤️
I basically focused solely on environmental studies, the evolution in my environmentalism, and how the law can be an effective way to make change in the environmental field ☺️
Hi thank you for this amazingly helpful video!! As a Canadian applicant to US law schools did you explain why you wanted to practice law and/or study in the US in particular? I'm a fellow Canadian! :)
thank you for watching! i went to undergrad in the US, so in my application i didn't explain why i wanted to be in the US since i was already in the US. if you're applying from canada though, it could be helpful, especially for the "why this particular law school" statements!
yes!! currently working on it - it's an hour long and I'm trying to add subtitles to the whole thing T____T will get it out ASAP! i submitted half my apps at the end of October, and the rest by Thanksgiving. so October to November. but the earlier the better for your apps!
Hello! What a nice video! Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us. Do you know anything about aplication for international students? Do you have any foreign friends at Yale?
Thank you! There aren't many international students in the JD program for some reason. In my year, I think there are around 12 of us (I'm Canadian), and half are Canadian lol. The application is pretty much the same, except there might be an English proficiency requirement for certain countries, and your transcript might be converted differently.
Thank you! ☺️ I received a loan package (no aid), but since I’m an international student the interest rate was ridiculous and I could get cheaper loans elsewhere, so I didn’t choose it
i'll be doing corporate (transactional law)! not sure what my focus will be beyond that at the moment. i applied to stanford, but i'm pretty sure i was rejected hehe. no hard feelings though, since it all worked out!
Great video, but very unrealistic for someone going to a school other than Yale that actually uses a curve (aka the majority of them). I’m currently a 3L and work my tail of Monday-Friday and could never even dream of taking the weekend off if I actually want to get everything done & get a competitive grade 🤷🏻♀️ I’d say if you plan on going to law school you’re looking at working at least 6 days a week and if you’re going to take entire weekends, you’ll likely need to get ahead to remain competitive.
Yes, absolutely! I'm incredibly grateful to be at Yale and have this privilege, and I'm well aware that if I were at any other school except for Stanford it'd be a completely different experience. Thank you for sharing! :)
With the exception of a few weeks in 1L fall where I was behind on everything, it actually feels quite a bit lighter? I think it's because I did a lot of extracurriculars in undergrad and I was stressed about grades. I also went to a liberal arts college and did two majors with a ton of reading and writing, including a senior thesis.
you mentioned other studies with poly sci like american politics, are you not american? (im just asking bc i'm canadian and was wondering if you were also :)
I got a 168 on my cold diagnostic, i.e. the first time I tried a practice test without prior studying, but I'm pretty sure I messed up the timing somewhere so it probably should've been lower. :P
It's very great to watch someone that's not "Type A" like you said, going through law school. Really inspirational!
Thank you! ☺️
You have a great voice, you shouldn't be harsh on yourself :)
awh thank you so much! 💕
I kind of like the "untitled" bit! it makes the channel seem as though you're working through a project of both law school and yourself, like you're deciding who and what you'll experience and become along with us as your viewers (and I assume, fellow students or potential law prospects!). I want to thank you for these videos - as other commentators have mentioned and I'm sure you already know, all the information out there about law school or becoming a law student fits a certain personality, and I think a lot of us can doubt ourselves or even talk ourselves out of applying fo law school because we don't fit those same molds. The portrayal of a Law Student and the reality of a person choosing to go to law school are two different things and it is so comforting to almost find a friend in you through watching your videos and listening to your experience with school and the legal field. Thank you!
Veronica, you are unbelievably kind and your comment makes my day! Thank you so, so much. ☺️ I’m incredibly grateful to be where I am and want to give back however I can. There’s definitely a stereotypical “mold” that people think lawyers fit into, but anyone can be a lawyer (and, more importantly, a GOOD lawyer), regardless of whether they fit that mold. I certainly don’t! I think the legal field needs more people who don’t fit “the mold” anyway. Introverts and Type B personalities are so undervalued. 💕
I love untitled law student
Amethyst...great name. I was reminded of a good friend I haven't seen in ages that wore an amethyst pendant and earrings because it was her birthstone. Second, yet another great video! Useful information that is sure to be helpful to up and coming Yale/law (perhaps both) students. Excellent format and presentation! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! ☺️ he’s actually named Amethyst because he was born on Valentine’s Day - February! 💕
your voice is absolutely soothing to hear! i know it's weird to hear your own voice but trust me, yours is fine as hell. very articulate and clear. thanks for the vid :)
Thank you so much for this video! I'm in the middle of juggling between my internship and studying for the LSAT, and this really calmed down my overflowing anxiety lately. Although Yale is definitely way beyond my reach for law school, but it's so nice to hear all the tips and advice from you. Congrats on 1k subscriber :)
Thank you so much for watching! ☺️ take it step by step and remember to take time for yourself too :) you’re going to do great and I’m cheering for you - shoot for the stars!
Your dog is so cute! Best of luck on your joourney! Excited to watch you overcome this journey
Thank you! ☺️
love your aesthetic/vibe + how informative your videos are
Thank you so much! ☺️
I just finished 1L in Canada, love your content! Rooting for you :)
Thank you - cheering you on too! ☺️🎉
Not awkward at all! Such a natural, so funny and sweet!
This law school is my dream school, I’m still in my undergrad, but I cannot wait to get there
This was very peaceful cuz of the plants and your voice. Also, I like "untitled law student" as the name for your channel it suits the whole anonymous thing you have going on. And personally, it makes it less about the superficial things about you and more about what you create, produce, and articulate.
I think could also work to your benefit when looking for jobs after you graduate because your face isn't all over the internet.
haha I definitely don’t want my face all over the internet! 😅
I’m gearing up to go to law school and am working so hard to ensure that I can get into a good law school. I didn’t grow up with any lawyers in my family/circle either, so it’s definitely been an interesting journey so far. I want to practice law within reproductive rights or sexual assault and know it will be a LONG journey. You give me hope that my hard work will pay off ❤️
That’s amazing! Cheering you on in your journey - your hard work will pay off in the end ☺️
Lol i am watching this video after you have had 1.67k subs and i absolutely love how natural you are. I am looking forward to many more videos when you get back to nee haven
Thank you so much! ☺️
Hey, congrats on 1,000 subscribers! Can you do a video regarding the law school application process? I’m applying this fall and I would love the guidance :)
Thank you so much! ☺️ I will definitely try to do one as soon as I can!
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I like your TH-cam name! I thought it was suiting for your channel lol 😊❤️
Congrats on your subs!!!🥳🥳
YES TO MIKE KIM books!! I have it too and also I'm on the same boat as you were where I study the LSAT prepbooks. I'm writing it this Aug and hope for the best. I'm also thinking of applying to yale next fall.
I want to ask, for the 250, I'm sort of stuck on how to write one. Can you give me some tips and advices?
Thank you so much! Good luck with the LSAT and with your application - you got this! I actually wrote my 250 last because I was also stuck for a long time. I read a lot of examples online, which kind of helped? I ended up writing about playing music to 'round out' my application, which had been heavily focused on environmental studies up until that point. I would think about what part of your background / experience you'd like to highlight - something that you care about? something that makes you stand out? something that's unique? - and go from there. Ultimately, 250 words is very short, and it's less about substance than style. Make it beautiful, punchy, and engaging! :)
i love this!!!!!!
I was in New Haven by myself and didn't know what to do so went to donut crazy LOL very nice video :)
omg haha what did you think?
@@untitledlawstudent it was good! I got a lemon meringue which was very delicious but very sweet hahahaha. I can see why you’d have to resist temptation walking by
Haha guardian angel working double shift made me laugh🤣 I love how you have awesome hobbies and passions outside law school life! If you’re interested in transaction and corporate law, any plans to work in NYC? Hope you come here and do v logs in nyc!❤️
thank you! 😊 yes, I plan to work in NYC once I graduate!
where did you go for undergrad?
don’t want to say the exact school for privacy reasons, but a small liberal arts college :)
Thanks for this Q&A ❤
great video!! how did you connect your environmental studies and political science major to why you want to go to law school?
I basically focused solely on environmental studies, the evolution in my environmentalism, and how the law can be an effective way to make change in the environmental field ☺️
Hi thank you for this amazingly helpful video!! As a Canadian applicant to US law schools did you explain why you wanted to practice law and/or study in the US in particular? I'm a fellow Canadian! :)
thank you for watching! i went to undergrad in the US, so in my application i didn't explain why i wanted to be in the US since i was already in the US. if you're applying from canada though, it could be helpful, especially for the "why this particular law school" statements!
Hii!!!!!! Loving the videos. Subscribed!😆😆😆💜
will you ever make an applying to law school tips video? us stressed out folks would appreciate it hahaha
also when did you submit apps? like month in the cycle
yes!! currently working on it - it's an hour long and I'm trying to add subtitles to the whole thing T____T will get it out ASAP! i submitted half my apps at the end of October, and the rest by Thanksgiving. so October to November. but the earlier the better for your apps!
@@untitledlawstudent aww bless you for adding subtitles. and thank you for replying!
A vase with bamboo. A nice clue...
You have a nice voice! great video
Love your channel!!!!!
Hello! What a nice video! Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us. Do you know anything about aplication for international students? Do you have any foreign friends at Yale?
Thank you! There aren't many international students in the JD program for some reason. In my year, I think there are around 12 of us (I'm Canadian), and half are Canadian lol. The application is pretty much the same, except there might be an English proficiency requirement for certain countries, and your transcript might be converted differently.
@@untitledlawstudent Wait you're Canadian? I didn't know there were so many Canadians in your program! Did you do your undergrad in the US too?
I am! There are quite a few of us. 🇨🇦 and yes, I also did my undergrad in the US!
Thanks for this!!
You have a wonderful voice!
Awh, thank you for all your kind comments!
can you pass along your guardian angels info? asking for a friend
I really enjoyed your video (and Amethyst is very cute)! Can I ask if you received any financial aid packages from Yale?
Thank you! ☺️ I received a loan package (no aid), but since I’m an international student the interest rate was ridiculous and I could get cheaper loans elsewhere, so I didn’t choose it
Awww the pup 🐶😍
What practice areas are you looking at? Did you consider Stanford Law? Thanks
i'll be doing corporate (transactional law)! not sure what my focus will be beyond that at the moment. i applied to stanford, but i'm pretty sure i was rejected hehe. no hard feelings though, since it all worked out!
@@untitledlawstudent Yale, Harvard, Stanford - different flavors of the same elite ice cream haha keep doing your thing ⚖👍
Yikes, I also took the LSATs with a month of studying after procrastinating a 6 month schedule lol
procrastinators unite... tomorrow?
Congrats on 1k subs! Your voice is very soothing, can you do an asmr video for 5k?
awh thank you so much! haha not sure how much I like ASMR, but maybe a mukbang or something could be fun 😅😝
How many year study in law
Great video, but very unrealistic for someone going to a school other than Yale that actually uses a curve (aka the majority of them). I’m currently a 3L and work my tail of Monday-Friday and could never even dream of taking the weekend off if I actually want to get everything done & get a competitive grade 🤷🏻♀️ I’d say if you plan on going to law school you’re looking at working at least 6 days a week and if you’re going to take entire weekends, you’ll likely need to get ahead to remain competitive.
Yes, absolutely! I'm incredibly grateful to be at Yale and have this privilege, and I'm well aware that if I were at any other school except for Stanford it'd be a completely different experience. Thank you for sharing! :)
What's the workload like in comparison to undergrad?
With the exception of a few weeks in 1L fall where I was behind on everything, it actually feels quite a bit lighter? I think it's because I did a lot of extracurriculars in undergrad and I was stressed about grades. I also went to a liberal arts college and did two majors with a ton of reading and writing, including a senior thesis.
you mentioned other studies with poly sci like american politics, are you not american?
(im just asking bc i'm canadian and was wondering if you were also :)
I’m Canadian too! :)
which schools were you seriously considering against yale? i know you mentioned harvard but were there any other contenders
NYU because they offered me a full scholarship 😭 but Yale honestly had my heart from the very beginning
Thank you!
Did you reach out to some of the law professors before applying?
nope! I didn't know anyone going in
What was your diagnostic score, if I may ask?
I got a 168 on my cold diagnostic, i.e. the first time I tried a practice test without prior studying, but I'm pretty sure I messed up the timing somewhere so it probably should've been lower. :P
@@untitledlawstudent Damn... and you crammed to an official score of 175 in a month. You're actually kinda crazy lmao
Hey what did you get in your lsats?
175!
@@untitledlawstudent wow
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How about "law school anonymous"? Unless you plan on uneveiling yourself one day...
haha I never plan to unveil myself if I can help it!
i love your blouse
Amethyst... I like that name. Do you watch Steven Universe?
I don’t; my dog is named after February’s gemstone - he was born on Valentine’s Day! 💕
Where did you go for undergrad?
don’t want to say the exact school for privacy reasons, but a small liberal arts college :)
where did you go for undergrad?
a small liberal arts college :)