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Posted: **Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:31 am**

I'll trade you my grade in LR for your grade in Torts.

Posted: **Thu Dec 22, 2011 4:04 am**

quixotical wrote:Am I totally screwed? I'm totally freaking out and beating myself up for messing up so majorly

Posted: **Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:21 am**

Don't worry about it. I got a B- in LRW my first semester (2 credits), but I still ended up with a good GPA because of my grades in my other classes. No employer commented on it when I was looking for a 1L summer job, and only one employer said anything about it during OCI, and he seemed to be fine with the explanation that I learned from my mistakes and did better the following semester.

Posted: **Thu Dec 22, 2011 4:35 pm**

quixotical wrote:I'm a 1L and this semester I did something that normally only happens to people in nightmares: I slept through my alarm and missed a Legal Research quiz worth 10% of my grade. The quiz was a five minute MC quiz given at the beginning of class, and I showed up halfway through class and the prof wouldn't let me take it. I just got my research grade back and it's a B-. It's a 1 credit class at my school (legal writing is 2 credits). So far the only other grade I have received back is an A- in torts. I have no idea how I did on my other exams, and I expect to get an A-/B+ in legal writing based on my first memo and class participation. Assuming I don't get anything below a B in my substantive classes, how bad will it look that I got a B- in legal research? Am I totally screwed? I'm totally freaking out and beating myself up for messing up so majorly

Get A-s or above in your substantive classes and no one will care otherwise. I hoap you're busier applying to judges than worrying about the 1 credit on your transcript. Your cumulative GPA is what goes on the resume, so the 1 cred B- is negligible.

Considering we go to the same school I would know

Posted: **Sat Dec 24, 2011 7:18 pm**

YourCaptain wrote:
Get A-s or above in your substantive classes and no one will care otherwise. I hoap you're busier applying to judges than worrying about the 1 credit on your transcript. Your cumulative GPA is what goes on the resume, so the 1 cred B- is negligible.

Considering we go to the same school I would know

Thanks! Really appreciate it

Now I just have to wait and see if I managed to pull of A-'s or better in my other classes...

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