A scientist wanted to experiment with something more tangible. An electrical engineer didn’t feel the spark. A teacher was ready to go beyond the classroom. The three top scorers on the July Texas bar exam aren’t people who went to law school because they didn’t know what else to do. They were knee-deep in other disciplines when they decided to make a change for the legal profession.
Work That Matters
Tom Owens
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