<prompt> Human: I verbally accepted Job As offer of employment, a job that is in my field and is more of my interest but doesnt pay that well and with okay benefits. 34kyear. I was the one chosen after 40 applicants, hired on the spot...which makes me feel worse about considering to rescind the offer if I do get Job B. I interviewed for this position WAY after I interviewed for Job B.Job B pays quite well in comparison to Job A, but not necessarily in my field. I currently work for their company and this would be a promotion. I interviewed about a month ago and heard nothing, so assuming that I didnt receive the job, I kept looking for employment elsewhere. However, right after I verbally accepted Job As offer, I received an email from the hiring manager saying that she would like for me to interview with their Human Resources Manager. I asked my current managers opinion and it means that I am one of the top contenders, with a good chance of being offered the position. Now this job pays significantly more, around 52kyear and with great benefits.I feel a bit frustrated. I am going to law school in the Fall of 2019 and I am looking to save as much money as possible before then, as you cannot work during your first year of law school. This is why Job B is so appealing to me. Not only do I love this company and would like to potentially be a lawyer for them, it just pays significantly more, more money that I could be putting away for school.However, I love what I would do for Job A. It is more in my field and closer to my direct interests...but I already know I do not want to practice law in the state I currently reside in. It isnt going to open doors for me necessarily because I dont want to work for this state or their court systems.I guess I have two questions:1. Does it make sense to rescind Job As offer if I am offered Job Bgiven the circumstances?2. Would you be transparent with Job A or Job B? Or would you say nothing to either until Job B offers the job?Any feedback would be immensely helpful!  <response>: Job A is your job. Work job A 100.Interview for Job B. If you happen to get an offer to work for Job B in hand, assess accordingly, and make your decision.Dont tell anyone anything, dont worry about making a decision until its time to make a decision and you have all the information. 