Law school is notoriously costly, but Caleb Groen, a Harvard Law student, has found a novel way to manage expenses. Following in the footsteps of Seton Hall law student Jamie Ding, who previously amassed $882,605 on Jeopardy!, Groen is making his mark on the popular quiz show. Currently working as a summer associate at Milbank's New York office, Groen has won an impressive 12 consecutive games, accumulating nearly $350,000 in prize money.

As many law students grapple with debt and daydream about financial relief post-finals, Groen has simpler desires. He recently disclosed to ABC 7 his plans for the winnings, which include upgrading his broken bike in Cambridge and possibly making a down payment on a condo or house. "It's kind of enough that I'm thinking about maybe a down payment for a condo or a house or something like that. I think it would definitely be life-changing," Groen shared. He also expressed a desire to increase his charitable contributions, acknowledging the unexpected and significant impact of his winnings.

The excitement around Groen's success isn't just about the money. Tonight, he aims to extend his winning streak to 13 games, a prospect that has fans and viewers eagerly anticipating another display of his trivia prowess.

You can catch Caleb Groen’s next Jeopardy! appearance tonight and see if he can keep his winning streak alive. For more details on Groen's journey and his thoughts on his achievements, check out the full story on ABC 7.