42-Year Old Looking to Start New Career
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Line Holder
Joined APC: Jun 2006
Posts: 84
Please correct me if I'm wrong - but without the bar exams out the way with you're not a "lawyer" yet. In the way that you can't 'practice' law as a lawyer. You can probably do great paralegal work (they too make good money I think).
Until you haven't done your bar you're neither a 'lawyer' and until you don't have your pilot certificates you're neither a 'pilot'.
Personally, I admire your dreams - but either way (bar or aviation) you still have a way to go.
I had to edit this with an apology to the original poster - he didn't claim to be a lawyer, but claimed to have a law degree (I made the assumption).
Until you haven't done your bar you're neither a 'lawyer' and until you don't have your pilot certificates you're neither a 'pilot'.
Personally, I admire your dreams - but either way (bar or aviation) you still have a way to go.
I had to edit this with an apology to the original poster - he didn't claim to be a lawyer, but claimed to have a law degree (I made the assumption).
#23
Commercial Pilot
Joined APC: Jul 2010
Posts: 34
As previousely stated, get your ratings first, then re-visit your options. After spending some time as a student, you will have experience that you did not previousely have. With each rating you achieve, you will have even more experience to help you look some decisions in the eye.
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As previousely stated, get your ratings first, then re-visit your options. After spending some time as a student, you will have experience that you did not previousely have. With each rating you achieve, you will have even more experience to help you look some decisions in the eye.
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