Today’s interview is with Ciara Vesey, a multi-talented law student, mother, and entrepreneur. I have no idea how she finds the time to do everything she does, but she’s just launched a pre-law and law student advising program, which you’ll learn more about below.
Take it away!
Alison: It’s hard to imagine combining law school with being a mother, but you’ve done it. What tips do you have for other law school moms (or prelaw moms thinking about applying to law school)?
For those who are moms and thinking about law school:
I would just suggest they really think long and hard about what they want to get out of law school.
It is a significant time and financial commitment that many single persons find they cannot afford once they start. So, plenty of soul-searching and consulting with your loved ones is critical before you decide to take on law school.
Do you ever have those days where you’re just massively over committed? Monday morning rolls around, and it’s go, go, GO! 
If you’re feeling a little unprepared for practice (despite three years of law school!) or are thinking about clerking or starting your own business, today’s interview is for you. 
With all the gloom and doom reporting out lately (
Focused on a demanding career as an attorney and married to a man who refused to become the “default parent,” 
Let me ask you a question: 
Today’s interview is with 
If you’re considering law school, there’s a very good chance you’re planning to take out student loans. (About 
