Welcome back to another Ladies Who Law School Podcast episode! This episode is sponsored by Barcast Audio**For all of you 3Ls taking the bar exam in 2021, Barcast: Audio has a special offer just for listeners of our show. Right now, you can get 10% off your pre-order of the Barcast: MBE Pack, which includes access to audio lessons, essay workshops, and attack sheets for all 7 MBE subjects.**  Use promo code: LAW at checkoutHaving trouble moving out of a overwhelmed feeling? - BetterHelp is there for you. Go to betterhelp.com/lwlsto get 10% off your first month! On this week's episode, the ladies talk to Danney Salvatierra an Immigration attorney at Human Rights Agency in New York City! Before law school Danney worked for 5 years as a paralegal. And before that she attended  Florida international University where she majored in political science.  While working she knew she didn’t like personal injury, but fell in love with criminal defense law.  After quitting her job, she took 6 months to study for the LSAT and applied to New York Law School! She tells the ladies how she made a lot of friends her 1st year, but sadly lost her scholarship at the end of it. So when it came to 2nd year, she knew she had to make some changes! After developing better time management skills she saw a huge improvement in her grades. Her story doesn’t stop there! After graduation, like many other students, she began to study for the bar. But she didn’t study the way she needed and ended up not passing the 1st time. As she studied for the 2nd time with a coaching company - Vinco Prep, she started to notice something wasn’t quite right. After going to the doctor she found out she had a stomach ulcer. She continued to study and even though she didn’t pass she was proud of a *HUGE* jump in her score. Then 3rd time studying and cue the pandemic. Her mom and brother got covid in the middle of her studying and it all hit Danney really hard! BUTTTT Danney passed the bar in a pandemic and is now an Attorney! She talks about how she was hesitant to work in immigration law because of her past and the emotions it brought back. But because of her drive to help people she was drawn toward immigration law and now practices that today! FACEBOOK GROUP <- Make sure to join the convo and meet other pre-law students, law students, and young attorneys! Follow us on social!FacebookInstagram make sure to check out our stories here every day for opportunities to participate in Q&A's, polls, and giveaways.Twitter Tik TokGive us a 5-star rating & subscribe for more!xoxo stay safe and healthy,The LadiesSamantha & HaylieSupport the showFollow us on Instagram @theladieswholawpodcast