For many, pursuing a career in law is a difficult challenge that can stop even the brightest of individuals. However, this has not deterred a number of law hopefuls who have their sights set on the ultimate goal of one day becoming a lawyer or working in another judicial branch. The most determined individuals are prepared to take the bar exam as many times as needed, sometimes enrolling in courses and tutorials that can improve their chances in passing.

One student has an additional obstacle when taking the bar exam. Stephanie Enyart, who is a legally blind law student, just received a ruling by a federal judge that she can use a computer-assisted reading device during the test, according to The San Francisco Chronicle. Many people are opposed this as they feel that the exam would be too easy, and could potentially allow other individuals to steal the test questions through hacking.

"A disability should not prevent an individual from pursuing their dream, if that's what it is, of practicing law," the judge told the news provider.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, occupations in law careers are expected to grow 13% by 2018.