GUEST BLOG by Jennifer Varteressian, Graduating from The University of Tulsa College of Law This is it. The moment of truth. Tomorrow is my last Final Exam in law school ever (that is if I pass). I say this half jokingly, however I do not think I have ever felt so unprepared for a final, […]
GUEST BLOG by Jennifer Varteressian, Graduating from The University of Tulsa College of Law, December 2014 Tomorrow I take the first of my last string of finals, and I am actually concerned something resembling “blah blah blah, words are hard” might appear somewhere on my exam. I met with my professor this afternoon to ask […]
GUEST BLOG By Shaun Sanders, 3L at Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law In total, this semester came with four final exams. Three of those four were back-to-back in my first week, and the last one will be this Thursday. I have clearly done something wrong. Many of my peers somehow managed to […]
GUEST BLOG By Jennifer Varteressian, Graduating from The University of Tulsa College of Law, December 2014 This week marks my last week of class EVER. That’s right, EVER. I seriously did not think this day would ever come, I’ve been in school since I knew how to speak. Although this is awesome, I can’t help […]
GUEST BLOG Harrison Thorne, 2L at UCLA School of Law With finals around the corner, I have heard a ton of whining and complaining. Many students languish and make the process agonizing for themselves and those around them by harping on the amount of work necessary, the time it will take, and the general lack […]