> if you complete law school, but fail the bar, at least you still have a post-graduate degree (that's generally viewed favorably in general). For folks who do

> if you complete law school, but fail the bar, at least you still have a post-graduate degree (that's generally viewed favorably in general). For folks who don't know, lawyers really like JDs, to the point that if you want to be a recruiter for lawyers, you probably need a JD. If you want to be a career counselor at a law school, you probably need a JD. They can be this choosy because there's enough people with a JD who don't want to be a lawyer or can't hack it as one.