Not much clarity to your complaint. A woman goes to a monastery while studying for a bar exam and ends up committing herself to poverty, chastity, and obedience in a religious community,  and, for good measure, an old, old order, like the oldest still around, correct? She prays and sings the liturgy day and night, and practices her profession to help people and support her community. 


All this would be admirable if she was baking bread loaves to support the monastery, but not if she is helping coal miners get health care while she brings $$ into the (perhaps) aging community. And that is because a high school educated person could be an attorney but couldn't bake bread? What the ...?