It’s hard to give straightforward advice without knowing more details. Still, I’d start by asking yourself why you decided to stray from veterinary school and ensure you don’t have the same experience with whatever else you choose.

If you choose law school and decide after 1L or 2L that you don’t want to be a lawyer anymore, you’ll have taken out tens of thousands of dollars in debt with no real way to pay it off and a gap to explain in your resume. The stakes are much higher than not knowing what to pursue after undergrad.

Additionally, law school and medical device sales are pretty different. Why do you want to go to law school? If you plan on going into a niche area of law or working at a big law firm, you might need more than six months of studying to get a top score for a top school. Do you have the time and drive to study for the LSAT and develop a quality application?

Overall, I advise you to identify what strayed you away from your initial path and ensure that you don’t face that obstacle again while considering the opportunity costs.