I have enjoyed the years I have spent studying. when I was at a private college I did so much dictation nearly all day and I loved it. we did that many statutes and laws in family law, wills and estates, bankruptcy, taxation laws and amendments to amendments to amendments, searches, land laws, historical and constitutional law. I think we all knew the state property law documents back the front. we went to courts, went to lunch or to clubs with our teachers, I sat the Justice of the peace exam at the courts and past. we did a lot of role play and group work. and even in my earlier college years I did so many judges cases and all the first year law cases in torts, contracts and constitution so in between all that I had a nervous breakdown. the only thing I regret was not doing more science and maths.

at university I did environment and technology ethics, and political science and some economics subjects, and I know you have to keep learning.

small courses are good to do, and workshops.

I think some people forget full time study is equivalent to full time work. no degree is easily got.