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Let’s face it, navigating law school can be difficult without some assistance. It’s important to have someone who can encourage you in your personal and professional growth during law school and as you make your way into the legal field. As you consider finding a mentor, think about what you most want from the relationship. […]
Read MoreA judicial internship offers law students an opportunity to work in a judge’s chambers, performing duties such as researching various laws and writing legal memoranda. Judicial internships are one of the most coveted summer positions because they allow students the opportunity to strengthen legal research and writing skills while learning directly from a judge about […]
Read MoreYou’ve been here before, facing final exam season. Although there are similarities in how you will go about preparing for 2L final exams and the preparation process from 1L year, there are also some differences. The exam curve may be less harsh this year, but you’ll still want to do your best and finish 2L […]
Read MoreYou’re about to move past 1L year and the rigors of mandatory classes. Freedom! Now, it’s time to make your own schedule, but where do you begin? The coming 2L year may feel rather liberating, but it can also be a little overwhelming if you don’t have a plan. We’ve got a few tips to […]
Read MoreSo, you’ve already landed a summer job. Well done! When the job begins, you’ll want to show up prepared, make a lasting impression and secure a full-time job offer. But what can you do now to differentiate yourself from the rest of your summer associates? We’ve rounded up some quick tips from 3Ls on how […]
Read MoreThe end of your first year in law school is quickly coming to a close. However, before you wrap up this milestone year, there are a few things you can and should do (beyond conquering final exams!). Here are some tips to make the most of your final weeks as a 1L. Take advantage of […]
Read MoreSo you got the interview for your dream summer position. Congrats! We’re sure you have spent hours preparing your answers to questions your interviewer may ask, but don’t forget that asking your interviewer good questions not only demonstrates your initiative and preparedness but gives you more insight into whether you would be a good fit […]
Read MoreIt’s common to be a little nervous before an interview. You’ll likely go into an unfamiliar setting to meet with the interviewer(s), and there’s no way to guarantee you’ll have the answer ready for every question asked. Yet, you absolutely can and should prepare by doing your research and conducting practice interviews to help ensure […]
Read MoreFirst, come research projects, then memos, and finally you’ll reach the oral argument stage of your law school career. For most, this is a stressful time. It is especially so for those who get anxious about speaking in front of others. Even if you have a lot of public speaking experience, it’s not uncommon to […]
Read MoreFebruary is Black History Month, an annual celebration of the achievements of African Americans and a time to recognize the central role of Black people in United States history. We’re proud to share the story of seven Black female lawyers who smashed the glass ceiling, changing the American legal landscape in the process. These women […]
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