“I (also) think that nonlawyers have the perception that all lawyers are super wealthy, and that also doesn’t really help you win a million dollars.” Kleihege, whose include “tupid people and people who think they know everything” (i.e., all law school gunners), says he’s sometimes “cold and flippant” and “likes to make fun of people.” Let’s see how well this law student’s quirky personality traits goes over with his fellow castaways on the island. “I think most people think of law students or lawyers as very analytical they know how to read people, they know how to ask the right questions – which is perceived in the game of ‘Survivor’ as being a threatening skill set,” he said. According to the, Kleihege had to strategize because he’s a law student. Kleihege, who has watched almost every episode of the show, also has high hopes of winning the grand prize. In 2011, Harvard Law student John Cochran was a where he came in eighth place, and he returned a few years later for Survivor: Caramoan, where he won the $1 million prize.

Kleihege isn’t the first law student to be featured on Survivor. Kleihege went jobless his 2L summer to become a member of the Naviti tribe on Survivor: Ghost Island, which was filmed in Fiji. Bradley Kleihege You may think that going to law school is like being a castaway on “Survivor,” where you have to outwit, outlast, and outplay your classmates to make it to the top of the curve and get a job - until you’re actually a castaway on “Survivor.” Meet Bradley Kleihege, a third-year student at UCLA School of Law.

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