We’re welcoming back Jaclyn Wishnia to talk about going into 3L year and how to be prepared and think ahead to post-grad as well.
An old law school adage states, “1L, they scare you to death; 2L, they work you to death; and 3L, they bore you to death.” This maxim isn’t entirely accurate. While the former two hold true for many law students, the latter certainly doesn’t. Each year of law school presents its own unique set of challenges. Though finals will no longer seem as daunting as they were during 1L, there are plenty of other obstacles that dispel the notion that 3L will be “boring” – like the bar. [Read more…]
This week we welcome back guest writer, Christen Morgan, attorney and Real Estate Specialist at a wireless infrastructure company, to talk about how you can manage 3L year, even when it’s not the smooth sailing you expected – and you’re actually stressed out!
3L Michelle Williams, author of the excellent 
As law school classes start back up again, many of you are trying to come to terms with your disappointing 1L grades. 
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In this fifth, and final, part of our job-hunting series for 3Ls and recent law grads, 
In part four of our job-hunting series for 3Ls and recent law grads, 
In part three of our job-hunting series for 3Ls and recent law grads, 
In part two of our job-hunting series for 3Ls and recent law grads, 
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