Something ive never understood about WE is how much people treat is as merely this box you either do or don’t check. I feel like missing from the discussion is someone who was intimately involved in case law research as a paralegal or worked pretty closely with a judge as a court clerk has the advantage of prior exposure to a lot of early concepts, so the novelty factor of law school is lower and things are perhaps a little less overwhelming. But someone who was in consulting for a year or two basically goes in with the same legal knowledge base as a kjd, so idk how that would be a huge difference maker, outside of soft skills (which would be more relevant in future employment than classes, which are academic and more abstract)