As the title suggests I’ve got a plan and it could work
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Don’t need a JD
Need an MS in legal studies
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I talked to my therapist about if it would be possible for me to work remotely after seeing you mention it in another post.
I would love to be able to shoot myself too!! I don’t know if my Brian is up for the challenge but I took want to work 
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Do you know how much those degrees cost?
From my experience people in law firms have to work very long hours. It’s a lot, even for people with no health issues.
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I actually don’t know the cost but the programs I’ve seen are 30 credits
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What jobs can you do with an MS in legal studies?
Clerking, human resources admin, other things
I’m still doing research
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Any other things you consider?
For HR Admin and Clerking I don’t think you need a Masters.
Do you already have a Bachelors and in which field?
I have a bachelor’s in art and philosophy
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I’m trying to jumpstart my entry into the field with an education rather than 3+ years experience
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I know that a fancy degree can help to jumpstart a career, but the question is if you can handle the pressure. I know that it’s impossible for me to work full time in a demanding career.
What do you think that you can handle realistically?
I’m hoping I could maybe get legal secretary type work for a firm, remote.
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Do you really need an advanced degree for that?
Maybe you can start by volunteering as an admin for an organization and built experience, a network and references.
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Yeah that’s not a bad idea.
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Are you interested in the above degree?
I donno some say just get an MLS because I already have a BA. But I think it would equip me to work from home as a paralegal. And I can do the degree from home.
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It sounds like you really want to study again. Am I right?
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