Kim Kardashian Laments The Amount Of Reading Required For Law School
Assignments for an apprenticeship may be tough, but trust us when we say they're even worse in actual law school.
Kim Kardashian (Photo by Chris Polk/FilmMagic/Getty Images)
Real talk, this law school s**t? There is so much reading to do. I am like, dying here.
— Kim Kardashian West, confiding in Van Jones, her legal mentor, that she’s having trouble coming to terms with the amount of work that’s being required of her during her legal apprenticeship. This confession was revealed during a recent episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, where Jones assured Kardashian, in an attempt to comfort her, that “Law school is more of a socialization process than an educational process anyway. It’s more learning to think like a lawyer than all the actual stuff.”
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