1L Elective Advice
Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 1:39 pm
We are supposed to chose our 1L elective this week, and I'm looking for some advice. Basically, I've narrowed it down to either Administrative Law, or Alternative Dispute Resolution. Here are my personal personal thoughts on both:
Admin: I know that this is a practical class to take. It will help with classes I take down the road, and it is also, generally, useful knowledge. That being said, I've been told by a few people that it is a ton of reading, the material is very dry, and the exam is a beast. To keep things in perspective, I will also be taking Con Law and Civ Pro next semester (both for 5 credits) and LRW II for 2 credits.
ADR: From what I've been told, this class has a "lighter" reading load and a paper instead of a final exam. Now, my reasoning for taking this class is not solely based on it being a "lighter load" class; it is also good practical knowledge to have.
All things considered, I am leaning towards Admin. I know I'll take it at some point, and I feel like I should just go for it now. However, I will consider any and all advice.
Admin: I know that this is a practical class to take. It will help with classes I take down the road, and it is also, generally, useful knowledge. That being said, I've been told by a few people that it is a ton of reading, the material is very dry, and the exam is a beast. To keep things in perspective, I will also be taking Con Law and Civ Pro next semester (both for 5 credits) and LRW II for 2 credits.
ADR: From what I've been told, this class has a "lighter" reading load and a paper instead of a final exam. Now, my reasoning for taking this class is not solely based on it being a "lighter load" class; it is also good practical knowledge to have.
All things considered, I am leaning towards Admin. I know I'll take it at some point, and I feel like I should just go for it now. However, I will consider any and all advice.