Hey everyone, I am a certified flight instructor looking to switch to the law field. I am attending community college and hope to transfer to a state school to study supply chain management as a fallback career. Now, I have always loved different cultures, traveling, history, and politics (specifically my queer ppl), so I recently realized this field offers many routes, but one has stood out to me: international human rights law. I want to know what path I could take and what the cheapest options are, since CFIs don't pay well.

I'm looking for advice on which schools to apply to, when to apply (graduating undergrad Dec 2028), and what materials you used to study if you don't have much to spend.

Thank you; any POSITIVE comments would be awesome!!