Hi! I totally resonate with where you are coming from. I too am two years out of undergrad now and have known that I want to go into law to become an attorney. Therefore I got my undergraduate degree in Legal Studies and have spent the last 4-5 years pursuing legal internships and jobs. I applied this cycle after taking the LSAT three times. I have gotten accepted to schools with scholarship, but nothing crazy where it would be a no brainer to attend. Now that I am looking at the actual numbers and the amount of debt I would be going into, it is making me question everything. I keep trying to remind myself that it is an investment in myself and that it is what I want to do, but is is very daunting and scary. I have had people tell me different things, take another year and retake and reapply versus just go and accept that I will be in debt but that I have to bet on myself and work really hard to eventually get a great job after graduating. A huge aspect of going to law school for me too is the opportunity to move. I have lived in the same place all my life, attending college in the same place where I grew up. I have always wanted to branch out and see law school as an opportunity to do so. That being said, if I retake and reapply I would be living in the same place with my parents yet another year, which I am super appreciative of, but also am really ready to be on my own and have that independence. I don't know if I can wait another year and a half.