Ladies who traveled long distances to study in Varsity, graduate with Law Degree

Two hardworking American ladies identified as Sarah Hay and Ariel Catus have finally graduated from the Nashville School of Law, Tennessee, USA, with law degrees.

The two of them traveled together from Chattanooga to Nashville at the end of their full-time work shifts three nights a week for four years to earn their law degrees.

Narrating how they ended up together, Sarah said she stalked Ariel Catus during their orientation to get her to become her travel partner noting that she could have not graduated if she had to move 60,000 miles alone.

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“I stalked her [at orientation]. I spent the whole first half, like hunting her down. And when I found her she was terrified. Because she was like, ‘I don’t know what this girl wants.’ But I told her she had to carpool with me because I would never make it without her and there’s no way that I could have,” Sarah said.

Within a short period of time, they both became fast friends and a carpool that they both credit with getting them through a rigorous four years of night classes at the Nashville School of Law in Tennessee USA.

Hay and Catus were able to merge both schoolings as Law students in Nashville and working as full-time workers at Chattanooga, driving to and fro the cities to accumulate a total of 60,000 miles of travel within the four years of study.

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CREDIT: ALLSCHOOL, Scholarshipregion