I’m 8 years out of graduation. I was a pre-med honors student, but halfway through I realized that medicine is NOT the career path for me. So while I’m finishing my undergraduate, everyone keeps telling me “it doesn’t matter what degree you get, all companies care about is that you have a bachelors.” Come to find out later THAT WAS A COMPLETE LIE. So I graduate with this extremely academically demanding and rigorous bachelors of science, but no companies seem to value my degree. I’ve been put into customer service roles and I’m currently driving for Uber and Door Dash. I’m 35 years old and I’ve been wanting to go to law school since my senior year of college, so 2017. I took some political science courses, psychology & law courses, and an eyewitness/police line up research study. I realized how passionate I am for criminal defense law, and especially those who are charged and convicted of a crime that they didn’t commit. Anyway, so I’m also late to the party and I plan on studying for the LSAT and going to law school next fall of 2027. However, or some reason I’m terrified of standardized testing and getting a low score. I still haven’t even started studying for it yet. And I don’t know if I should purchase a study plan or not.