"In my first year of law school, my least favorite course was Constitutional Law. I simply wasn't interested in the content, and the court opinions were difficult to follow when we reviewed and discussed them in class. It was also hard in my first year because my course load was set for me. That's why I liked my second and third years. We had more control over the course registration. I also took a litigation course in my third year to help me rule out that practice area. Even though I did not enjoy those courses, I took the opportunity to talk with those professors to learn more about what those practice areas look like in the real world. After learning more, I was more confident in my decision to practice in M&A."