r/Ask_Lawyers • u/demian1100 • 22h ago

Is it too late to graduate at 25?

Hello everyone. This is my first post. I am currently studying law in Europe and due to financial and family issues I am going to be graduating at 25. The expected age to graduate is at 22 and I just feel like I am too late and am really worried about the job market, I am not really sure if the age is something interviewers tend to take a look at. (So far I have only worked in tourism related stuff). Feeling down and would like to know if things have ended up working out for anyone in a similar situation. Apologies for my bad english.

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u/camicalm In-house lawyer 10h ago

I was 43 when I graduated from law school twenty years ago. I have never had a problem getting jobs.

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u/Braided_Marxist NJ/PA - Tenant’s Rights and Consumer Class Actions 9h ago

At 25 you’re more likely to not be hired because you’re too young than the alternative