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: BootStraps and Lawyers

Somebody pass me a Martini

By BootStraps

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Because damn, Finals as a 3L are the only way to go. I have 3 finals. 2 of which are substantive law the other is Trail Advocacy, all evenly spaced a week apart...Glorious!

I have not had a legit freak out yet, and I've already taken 2 of the finals!

To all the 1L's, I highly recommend this approach to law school.

So when you have accepted a job, only taking 2 substantive law courses, and basically all you care about is keeping your same GPA, then law school becomes moderately enjoyable.

Something to look forward to.

Full post as published by BootStraps and Lawyers on December 13, 2007 (boomark / email).

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