Law Office Of Rachel K Marrero

Graduated over 20 years ago could never find decent paying job in legal profession and now I work in a job that doesn't require the degree because the jobs I could find in the legal profession for years was lots of stress, long hours and didn't pay the bills even to live a very modest life. I've met tons of very unhappy and many poor lawyers and many who are BOTH poor and unhappy and find the profession to be a total grind with no end. Waste of 3 years and tons of money. Lots of work and time and money with little to almost no return at least for me. I'd recommend dropping out and doing something else unless you really love 'the law' as a passion and not just as a means to a decent and stable living (which I personally did not find it to be). If I could give one piece of advice to my younger self as a student: "unless you love this, leave it as it is not necessarily a path to a stable or highly paid career and you can find that doing something else like: nursing, X-ray tech, cyber security, teaching, tax prep, car sales, realtor, mortgage broker, electrician (yes please consider trade school as there are many great jobs these days) and many other fields." Only stay if you love it and love the environment of the legal profession (I found many angry and unhappy people just scraping by in the field) otherwise if you are there seeking a stable and decent paying career and a positive work life balance you may be much better served doing something else. Personally if I could go back I would have dropped out, even dropped out of college before law school and gone to trade school. I personally am looking at going back to school to become a mechanic.

Ok so I graduated awhile back... a long while back! Hahahaha But I can say UB is the best bang for the buck imaginable and I am so happy I went there...Thank you UB!

Great school and amazing professors especially Chiesa and Binder!

There is a couch on the 8th floor that is great for sleeping.

Best University ever ???? ?