I need to see someone about this

Ok, so today I went to a webinar about Involuntary Withdrawal policies...bringing them to campuses and how schools can make sure they use them properly and avoid potential lawsuits and such. Well over the course of listening to that webinar and talking through a few things, I came back to my office and began seriously thinking about getting a law degree to supplement the degree I will have come may, the degree I'll be able to start in 3 years and my work in general. It's like...if I know the legal ramifications of the work, plus have the abilites to be a liscenced psychologist I could seriously be a force to be reckoned with and be able to offer my students, clients, or whatever the best possible assistance b/c I'd have all my bases covered essentially...but as I'm looking around at program offerrings...I was actually looking for a JD/PhD program that allowed me to decide what the PhD would be in and I could go there...perfect...it'd be 6 years rather than 8 to get both degrees...but the only place that has that is Columbia, and I don't like their psych program...boo...but Carolina has a law school and they have the PhD program I want to take...so technically I could start that program and get some work done at the same time and then finish that program in time to start my PhD progran....as I'm thinking of all of this, and I actually found and did the first 5 questions of an LSAT practice test (I got them all right btw)...I'm now realizing that I have a serious problem. Is there anything wrong with wanting to get education? Absolutely not...but do I feel like there has to be some strange reason why I'm actually a bit exhausted when it comes to school, but I can't bring myself to be okay with the whole I'll have to have a job in a little under a year. Ugh...I will work on this...'cause seriously...I fear it is a bit of a problem.  : (