Thats what people from NYU law do...they get corporate jobs and work long hours. They will depending on how they palce in class start at 80-110K per year. But work 80-100 hours per week.
80 hours per week multiplied by 49 weeks equals 3920 hours per year, divided by 80,000 equals $20.42 per hour.

Next Year I'll be headed to Law school as well...only about 26 miles east of your Diesel...Hofstra Law. I hope to get into a comfy law firm on the Island..Actually Drive to work, and work max 50 hours per week...until I start my own law firm at which point in time I shall delgate work and only work 4 days a week. Why work hard...enjoy life...I'm not saying be lazy, but pick up many activities. The reason why I don't want long hours is because I'm into lots of things, fishing, boating, working at my house, restoring boats, historical research of New York and bridges (yes I find it fun), gardening, diving (both underwater and sky)etc, etc,etc........

Now two real plum job's are Nassau or Suffolk Cop, because they make on average 105 GRAND per year. They don't work very much usually less then 40 hours. They provide an invauable service but still...they do very well. Getting into the academy is the tough part as hiring is scarce.

Or commercial airline pilot. Big money and you only work three days a week. Choose reginonal routes and you spend almost zero time away from home. Airline pilots make 120,000 plus once promoted to Capt. on a moderate sized jet....i.e. A320-300 737-400, EMPR-45 etc. It's hard to get into the industry though.


Drop me a PM Diesel. We could B/S

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