UChi Students & Alumni Taking Questions Forum
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Kirkland Transactional Challenge. Worth it?
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Does anyone know how many credits you take per quarter as a 1L? Obscure question, but planning my hours to sit for the CPA.
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In terms of how many credits you'll take exams for each quarter:KMart wrote:Does anyone know how many credits you take per quarter as a 1L? Obscure question, but planning my hours to sit for the CPA.
6, 12, 22
In terms of how many hours you'll be in class per week each quarter:
14, 13, 13
ends up being slightly less, hours-wise, because LRW only actually meets for like 30-40% of the possible class slots.
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If same as last year, sureNantucket1 wrote:Kirkland Transactional Challenge. Worth it?
Easy and gives you some exposure to transactional work
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Thanks!WheninLaw wrote:You got it. FWIW, I ended up High Honors (mostly due to smart class choices, not intelligence), and I'm happy to share any advice/outlines/whatever with any 0Ls. Always feel free to PM me.KMart wrote:I'll take this advice. In November.WheninLaw wrote:I will tell you all about the exam and how to crush it. In November.zhenders wrote:What is Elements like, and what is its' exam format? The website was cryptic at best. Thanks in advance!
Edit: Emma is the smartest person here, so PM her for substantive questions
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I couldn't find the answer anywhere, so forgive the 0L question, but does Kapnick have mandatory weekend events? I'm trying to figure out some things for a weekend trip in September.
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Last year, no.daedalus2309 wrote:I couldn't find the answer anywhere, so forgive the 0L question, but does Kapnick have mandatory weekend events? I'm trying to figure out some things for a weekend trip in September.
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Can anyone comment on opportunities in energy law within/coming out of the law school? The "Energy Law Society" is dead, from what I can tell. I'm specifically interested in energy regulation.
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We place very well in Houston if you are willing to ditch the regulation specification and just have an energy practice. For regulation, you probably need to go to DC.UC2018 wrote:Can anyone comment on opportunities in energy law within/coming out of the law school? The "Energy Law Society" is dead, from what I can tell. I'm specifically interested in energy regulation and UChicago doesn't seem to have any particular strength in this area.
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Thanks for the response! Isn't that due more to the fact that there's a significant contingent of native Texans in each class?UofCforme wrote:We place very well in Houston if you are willing to ditch the regulation specification and just have an energy practice. For regulation, you probably need to go to DC.UC2018 wrote:Can anyone comment on opportunities in energy law within/coming out of the law school? The "Energy Law Society" is dead, from what I can tell. I'm specifically interested in energy regulation and UChicago doesn't seem to have any particular strength in this area.
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Being native definitely helps, but you can still get a job in Houston for your 2L summer with a firm even if you don't have ties there.UC2018 wrote:Thanks for the response! Isn't that due more to the fact that there's a significant contingency of native Texans in each class?UofCforme wrote:We place very well in Houston if you are willing to ditch the regulation specification and just have an energy practice. For regulation, you probably need to go to DC.UC2018 wrote:Can anyone comment on opportunities in energy law within/coming out of the law school? The "Energy Law Society" is dead, from what I can tell. I'm specifically interested in energy regulation and UChicago doesn't seem to have any particular strength in this area.
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Taste right now is.Wahrheit wrote:What is an absolutely must-do in town over the summer, foods/events/etc?
As for delivery, big fan of Rajun Cajun. Others disagree.
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Don't go to the Taste.TheUnicornHunter wrote:Taste right now is.Wahrheit wrote:What is an absolutely must-do in town over the summer, foods/events/etc?
As for delivery, big fan of Rajun Cajun. Others disagree.
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Taste is pretty bad. Rajun is pretty good, no matter what anyone says. Hits the spot for semi-bad, but ultimately delicious Indian food.
Highly recommend the summer concert series in Millenium Park. Used to be Monday nights, but I heard they swapped to Thursdays or something. Can see a lot of awesome bands there for free, and it's basically the one place in Chicago that tolerates open container--everyone brings picnic blankets, wine, food, and just eats and drinks on the grass. It's great, even if the band is someone you've never heard of (though they've also had a lot of shows that would be expensive tickets if you had to pay for it). Might only have a few weeks of it left, though.
Highly recommend the summer concert series in Millenium Park. Used to be Monday nights, but I heard they swapped to Thursdays or something. Can see a lot of awesome bands there for free, and it's basically the one place in Chicago that tolerates open container--everyone brings picnic blankets, wine, food, and just eats and drinks on the grass. It's great, even if the band is someone you've never heard of (though they've also had a lot of shows that would be expensive tickets if you had to pay for it). Might only have a few weeks of it left, though.
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FTFY.beepboopbeep wrote:Taste is pretty bad. Rajun is pretty good, no matter whatanyonesensible non-masochists says. Hits the spot for semi-bad, but ultimatelydeliciouscompletely bad Indian food.
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yeah i dont understand how people can defend rajun, everything there is god awful.elterrible78 wrote:FTFY.beepboopbeep wrote:Taste is pretty bad. Rajun is pretty good, no matter whatanyonesensible non-masochists says. Hits the spot for semi-bad, but ultimatelydeliciouscompletely bad Indian food.
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For the record, I only said go to taste "now" because Weezer was actively playing for free at the time. I still think it's worth going, but agree with the sentiment that it's not a must-see.
Also, time to shit or get off the pot people. The man asked for suggestions, not a debate on whether low price makes up for low quality at Rajun Cajun.
Also, time to shit or get off the pot people. The man asked for suggestions, not a debate on whether low price makes up for low quality at Rajun Cajun.
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Rajun Cajun is really terrible. It's not just bad Indian food - it's bad food on a whole. The only place it's better than is Nicky's Chinese Food.lawlschool1l wrote:yeah i dont understand how people can defend rajun, everything there is god awful.elterrible78 wrote:FTFY.beepboopbeep wrote:Taste is pretty bad. Rajun is pretty good, no matter whatanyonesensible non-masochists says. Hits the spot for semi-bad, but ultimatelydeliciouscompletely bad Indian food.
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Rajun's butter chicken meal is completely worth the $9 or w/e it is. It's like going to Panda Express for chinese food it's a volume play that is above repulsiveness. Nicky's is soooooo bad though I agree there.
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Ate at A10 last week for breakfast; too expensive to frequent it, but it was outstanding by any comparison.
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Promontory >>> A10
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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