GUEST BLOG by Harrison Thorne, 2L at UCLA School of Law With the semester wrapping up, many students are beginning to outline, or refining past outlines. The importance of outlining is probably clear at this point—a good outline will be useful during the exam (provided open note exams), and creating it will help reinforce concepts […]
GUEST BLOG by Lauren Rose, 1L at the University of Detroit Mercy Moot court is over! I survived the 1L moot court competition! I feel like I should get one of those tacky t-shirts now. I’m picturing something that says, “I survived moot court and all I got was this lousy t-shirt.” But seriously, this […]
GUEST BLOG by Harrison Thorne, 2L at UCLA School of Law In previous posts, I have talked about the importance of developing a professional network, including practitioners, judges, and professors. However, it is equally important to develop networks among peers. As a 2L, I have seen friends become Editors-in-Chief of journals, secure clerkships, and land […]
GUEST BLOG by Shaun Sanders, 3L at Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law I recently registered for the bar and have learned a few things worth passing on to the next crop of 3L’s. First, the bar assigns seats sequentially based on when you sign up. This means that if your goal is […]