This is my plan for my future:

(1) finish my Associate of Arts in Paralegal Studies
(2) finish my Bachelor of Science in Public Administration (mind you
I already have a B.A. in Mass Communications-Broadcast)
(3) work for 5+ years as a paralegal in Atlanta, GA, volunteer, study for LSAT, and join professional organizations
(4) register for LSAS and take LSAT
(5) enter (hopefully) law school
(6) study for and pass Bar exam in Georgia
(7) one day in the future (when I have the $$) open my own record label (that's my dream . . . kind of hokey but that's what I want to do)

BTW, I don't mind moving once I finish my degrees. That's not the problem. Right now I need to find a job that pays something more than $6.85 an hour and pays the bills. Of course, I want to find something I enjoy . . . that'd be ideal but if I can't pay the bills why stay?

Also, my Paralegal degree is being earned at an ABA-approved program. Paralegals and clerks are in high demand if you have 5 to 10 years experience as a paralegal/clerk. I don't so how can I get experience outside of an unpaid internship?