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Baad me PhD kar lena
Something will work out I'm sure
I have interned continuously for the past two months, both call-backs, but I don't know what is happening. Firms have indicated they'll take time because of the volume of applications. I live in constant anxiety especially because dayz is in August. I cannot rely a lot on dayz since my academic record is very mediocre.
Therefore, I want to prepare myself mentally for the worst case- which is graduating without a job. How bad is it? Especially when I knoe through internships that litigation is not the avenue for me, and I do not have the financial support for an LLM abroad.