He Failed His Law Test
By Joyce
@TLilly15 (2316)
Newport News, Virginia
January 16, 2019 10:08am CST
I told my son that law was going to be hard. Now he is finding out everything that hard way. My son listens to nothing that I tell him.I read online that Law is one of the courses you should not take.Now my son is upset because he fail his test. the person that graded his test. Gave him a F.and He thinks he should have had a B. Well I will let him go through this problem. By himself since he don't listen to me anyway.
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@amitkokiladitya (171936)
• Agra, India
16 Jan 19
I hope he understands what is good for him soon. Law is really tough
@TLilly15 (2316)
• Newport News, Virginia
30 Jan 19
@amitkokiladitya Yes my son is this type of person
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@didinedhia (8475)
• Algeria
22 Jan 19
yes let him handle it by him self since he dont listen to you anyways,100% children are like that they don't listen and noone does even me and you
@rebelann (111178)
• El Paso, Texas
16 Jan 19
Law is tedious, it can be interesting if you are interested in only 1 small aspect but I'd never attempt to take courses in Law as there's so much to learn.
@yukimori (10144)
• United States
16 Jan 19
Law is a course you shouldn't take? 
That's odd, because careers in the legal field tend to be pretty lucrative. Not everyone is suited to it, though. It sounds like your son is one of those people who just has to learn through experience. I'd just leave him to it, honestly. If he's serious about pursuing that career path he'll take this as a wake up call and figure out what he needs to do to succeed. Even if he's not at a point where becoming a lawyer is feasible now he could possibly start off as a paralegal or something similar and get experience while pursuing a higher degree.
That's odd, because careers in the legal field tend to be pretty lucrative. Not everyone is suited to it, though. It sounds like your son is one of those people who just has to learn through experience. I'd just leave him to it, honestly. If he's serious about pursuing that career path he'll take this as a wake up call and figure out what he needs to do to succeed. Even if he's not at a point where becoming a lawyer is feasible now he could possibly start off as a paralegal or something similar and get experience while pursuing a higher degree.
@snowy22315 (169966)
• United States
16 Jan 19
Maybe he needs a tutor. Law is difficult, and takes a lot of intense thought.
@Swayamsiddha (4358)
• New Delhi, India
16 Jan 19
This would be a good experience for your son, to learn from his mistakes.
