never knew that there's a place where law students are being looked down /gen.
i’m a filipino and i just recently graduated with a degree in education, majoring in english. the career path for this program is pretty narrow, and you’ll most likely end up becoming a teacher. i’ve been a graduate for only two months, and teachers are also looked down on in our country. i honestly regret not choosing a different program, and while i did manage to find a job, it’s not something i actually like, nor does it pay as much as i would have wanted. my advice to you is, if you can afford it and you’re really considering shifting careers, maybe do it while you still can. i know it’s scary not knowing what you want to do with your life, but i think it’s better to explore your options now than to stay in something you already feel uncertain about. kaya mo yan (fighting)!!!

put your finger down if youre unemployed law student in a country where being a law student is looked down on and you cant find a job, you think of shifting careers but you dont know what the fuck you want to do with your life so you just lay there thinking about if you should just runaway from your responsibilities or keep ongoing until something happens
all 10 fingers are down for me