For non-lawyers out there, the bar exam seems like some ethereal exam that all lawyers take that is essentially torture. What the rest of the world doesn’t seem to know is that there is a LOT more to the bar exam than simply taking the test. And all that complication begins with one, seemingly simple, […]
January 3, 2018 at 6:01 pm
BU Law is a top-ranked law school. It is also one of the highest ranking law schools for best professors. Princeton Review’s most recent ranking puts us at #3. It’s truly one of the aspects of the school I am most thankful for. My professors are not only brilliant and outstanding in their field, they […]
By Katherine Depangher
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Posted in Academics, Advice, Clinics, Externships
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Also tagged 2L, academics, administrative law, advice, BU, BU Law, classes, Disability Law, education law, Immigration Law, Legislative Drafting Clinic
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January 3, 2018 at 9:32 am
It’s that time of the year… the time to make resolutions for how we want to live and what we want to accomplish in the next 365 days. Typically, my resolutions include things like “try more new foods,” “run one mile a day,” and “don’t procrastinate.” But as I’m approaching my last semester of school […]
By Cristina Lloyd
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Posted in Advice, Jobs/Internships, Uncategorized
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Also tagged advice, bar prep, classes, employment, LLM, new year's, resolutions, study abroad, test-taking
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When I was a 1L, I wrote about a week in my life as a 1L. Two years later, my life as a 3L has become very different. Notably, I have much more free time now, despite taking five classes. The overwhelming stress of 1L and 2L has largely disappeared, although the white hairs have […]
