April 28, 2018 at 8:00 am
When you think of bar exam studying, you think of two months of basically a black hole. Now, since I haven’t actually started studying for the bar yet, I can neither confirm or deny the truthfulness of that statement. When I was signing up for bar courses, I needed to make a decision- namely, where […]
By Cristina Lloyd
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Posted in Academics, Advice, Finals, Uncategorized
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Also tagged bar exam, bar prep, exams, finals, graduation, law school, studying, work
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April 27, 2018 at 7:35 am
Yesterday, my 3L colleagues had their last day of classes. Facebook was flooded with pictures of their gorgeous, smiling faces posing by the BU Law sign with all of their friends. For me, it finally felt like we were really “done.” I actually finished classes a few weeks ago. I took my last exam on April […]
By Cristina Lloyd
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Posted in Academics, Advice, Finals, Social Life/Boston, Uncategorized
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Also tagged 3L, About me, academics, advice, classes, graduation, the truth
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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, 3L, academics, administrative law, advice, BU, classes, Disability Law, education law, Immigration Law, Legislative Drafting Clinic
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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 […]
December 7, 2016 at 1:44 pm
This semester I am taking a three-credit seminar titled Legal Writing for Civil Litigation taught by a senior associate at a large law firm. Throughout the semester we have drafted a Complaint, Discovery Requests, a Motion to Dismiss, and our final assignment is a Motion for Summary Judgment. At our first class meeting, we simulated […]
