<prompt> Human: I am currently a college junior majoring in business, who is looking to go to law school in the somewhat extended future. Yes, I know the legal field is in the toilet, and its a debt pit. I currently sit with a decently high GPA for my degree, and have done practice LSAT tests and scored in the 165-170 range. I dont plan to go to Harvard or Yale, but a slightly lower ranked top 25 regional law school. Depending on how my actual LSAT score goes I could get a nice scholarship. Currently I sit with a little over 10,000 in debt and shouldnt need to take anymore out to finish my degree. I have saved up roughly 7,000 in my checking and savings account, and have a separate checking for my loan interest payments. My question is, what should I do with my extra money I make during the summer and for my couple years of break between undergrad and law school? Would a 529 plan be best, or should I throw it in a savings account?  <response>: Speaking as someone with a law degree, be absolutely sure that this is what you want to do. My degree has served me quite well in my professional life and made me some good money, but damn was it expensive. I wouldnt say broadly that the legal field is in the toilet, but there is some saturation in the market. What are you hoping to achieve with this degree?Save as much money as absolutely possible. 