GUEST BLOG By Shaun Sanders, 3L at Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law When I started law school, there weren’t too many things I was aware of out of the gate. Realistically, law school is unlike just about any experience people may endure. It wasn’t until the first week in when I stumbled […]
GUEST BLOG By Jennifer Varteressian, Graduating from The University of Tulsa College of Law, December 2014 Hey y’all, My name is Jenny Varteressian and I am a 3L graduating from the University of Tulsa in December and moving to Texas to take the Texas Bar Exam! (I know, nobody should be this excited about the […]
GUEST BLOG Harrison Thorne, 2L at UCLA School of Law It’s always good to have proper relationships with colleagues and others. However, law school relationships are very important. Since becoming a 2L, I have found that recommendations and references are extremely important. I have also found out that employers actually contact references! Therefore, I think […]
GUEST BLOG By Lauren Rose, 1L at the University of Detroit Mercy Final exams are in exactly one month. Everyone, myself included, is freaking out. In undergrad, I felt accomplished if I started studying for a final one week in advance. So I kind of think that studying for a final one month is a […]
By Chris Nikitas, Esq., BARBRI Director of Legal Education Many people view 1L year as the most important year in law school, and it’s easy to see why. By May, you’ll know where you stand in comparison to your classmates. For many, it’s a year of trial and error as they try and find a […]