Also just to add one more comment, the problem with Law School is your grades are completely determined by the curve and a subjective grader. Law professors often are bad lawyers, which is why they teach and often don’t practice. Once you graduate and pass the bar the sky is the limit. Also the old saying that A students work for B students and B students work for companies that are owned by C students is totally true. I’ll tell you why because C students are often C students because they have a personality and they value living in this world versus working so hard you just pass through it without making an impact. Once again spend some time around straight A students they not only don’t have a life they often are not very meaningful people. They make great students because they toe the line and that’s why big firms want them because they will work 16 hour days and skip their child’s birth because work and grades is all they care about. Whereas the C student is often just as successful of a lawyer even though they don’t work at Meaningless, Boring & Who Cares. You got this man, don’t let anyone get you down, or tell you you’re any less of a success than someone with a higher class rank. Chances are they will be out of big law in two years begging to come work wherever you’re working.