I'm a veteran with two years left on their GI bill. I have a BA in Spanish and Linguistics, and MA in Social Work (I'm an LCSW). I am not looking for a career change anytime soon. Before starting working from home, I was enrolled in an online MA program in Hospital Administration, but dropped before starting due to the new job. Now I have no desire to work in a hospital. However, I'd like to utilize my GI Bill. Linguistics is my first love and I'd love to get an MA in that, but my partner thinks it's useless. I'm just recently thinking of going to law school. I love to learn, am have always been very good at reading comprehension, writing, and speaking. I think I'd love learning about the law and I miss academia. Whatever I do, I'd be going to school for the sake of learning, but hopefully with career options down the line as well (later in life). Am I crazy to want to go to law school for fun? Only two years would be fully covered but I think I could get scholarships or personally fund the rest. Should I just go for the linguistics degree? Anyone have any other ideas? Must be an online or local hybrid program.
Submitted February 21, 2023 at 07:23PM by fullmetalowl https://ift.tt/2LwaUpx
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