No moderation in studying Forum

[unmotivatedjunkie]

I commute to my school, so I don't usually hang around after classes are over. Today, I randomly decided to hang around, and I truly realized just how neurotic and studious some of my fellow law students are. They're randomly pacing around the library, poring over casebooks for hours on end, and just acting straight up crazy.

Any reasonably intelligent person can easily pick up the material we learn in law school in maybe a few hours of studying after class each day. But motherfucking living in the library? Going over out-of this-world hypos 24 motherfucking 7? Why? And the sad (and somewhat funny) part is, many of these same suckers end up below median.

[Mal Reynolds]

You know what's worse than neurotic law students who live in the library? Smug, douchey law students who make fun of people for trying their best.

[t14fanboy]

Cool.

[unmotivatedjunkie]

Story?

[unmotivatedjunkie]

@Mal Reynolds

Oh I see. Trying one's best in law school must mean nervously pacing around the library for no apparent reason, and acting straight up crazy.

[Geetar Man]

Story?

Bro!

[t14fanboy]

In.

[bk1]

Maybe you shouldn't be judging other people's study habits when you're in a "somewhat similar position" to someone with a 2.5.

[philly_law]

You know what's worse than neurotic law students who live in the library? Smug, douchey law students who make fun of people for trying their best.

+1000000

[Tom Joad]

Maybe you shouldn't be judging other people's study habits when you're in a "somewhat similar position" to someone with a 2.5.

Status: told.

[sparty99]

Maybe you shouldn't be judging other people's study habits when you're in a "somewhat similar position" to someone with a 2.5.

LMAO

[zeth006]

Maybe you shouldn't be judging other people's study habits when you're in a "somewhat similar position" to someone with a 2.5.

Nice catch. Even better than closing the thread for spamming or flaming.

[llachans]

If I'm going to spend three years at a school or pay considerable money for an education, I will give law school my all.

Just because you have different study habits, doesn't mean you need to be smug about it.

[Br3v]

Perhaps I can move this into the realm of being a useful post. How much is a normal amount of study time? Let's say how much throughout semester, and how much before exams/final?

[lobolawyer]

Perhaps I can move this into the realm of being a useful post. How much is a normal amount of study time? Let's say how much throughout semester, and how much before exams/final?

Before you go getting all useful on us I'd like to dogpile on the smug a$$hat who's similarly situated to a person with a 2.5 and has the nerve to critic study habits.

[t14fanboy]

Perhaps I can move this into the realm of being a useful post. How much is a normal amount of study time? Let's say how much throughout semester, and how much before exams/final?

Isn't there a ton of threads on this topic already? Search function.

[BarcaCrossesTheAlps]

@Mal Reynolds

Oh I see. Trying one's best in law school must mean nervously pacing around the library for no apparent reason, and acting straight up crazy.

unmotivated junkie is obviously unmotivated. Therefore, you have no cred. These people, while it is true they could learn to study more efficiently, at least have the brains to try.

You come off as the Bart Simpson of law school. And per bk187's link, you certainly get his grades!

[apl6783]

I commute to my school, so I don't usually hang around after classes are over. Today, I randomly decided to hang around, and I truly realized just how neurotic and studious some of my fellow law students are. They're randomly pacing around the library, poring over casebooks for hours on end, and just acting straight up crazy.

Any reasonably intelligent person can easily pick up the material we learn in law school in maybe a few hours of studying after class each day. But motherfucking living in the library? Going over out-of this-world hypos 24 motherfucking 7? Why? And the sad (and somewhat funny) part is, many of these same suckers end up below median.

Yea it would be so much more badass to smoke weed and drink all the time instead of studying because studying is for nerds. Oh wait, no it wouldn't. This isn't high school anymore. Those nerds are going to pay for the valtrex prescription you won't be able to afford.

[Lasers]

well OP had a point in that some people don't study efficiently and over do it, but really, who cares what they do?

i like where this thread is heading though. OP got exposed.

[Br3v]

Perhaps I can move this into the realm of being a useful post. How much is a normal amount of study time? Let's say how much throughout semester, and how much before exams/final?

Isn't there a ton of threads on this topic already? Search function.

I wanted to specifically say don't say this lol. It's whatevs

[AVBucks4239]

I commute to my school, so I don't usually hang around after classes are over. Today, I randomly decided to hang around, and I truly realized just how neurotic and studious some of my fellow law students are. They're randomly pacing around the library, poring over casebooks for hours on end, and just acting straight up crazy.

Any reasonably intelligent person can easily pick up the material we learn in law school in maybe a few hours of studying after class each day. But motherfucking living in the library? Going over out-of this-world hypos 24 motherfucking 7? Why? And the sad (and somewhat funny) part is, many of these same suckers end up below median.

In case OP deletes the original post, I am morally obligated to quote the OP for future viewers of this thread.

[dreakol]

Maybe you shouldn't be judging other people's study habits when you're in a "somewhat similar position" to someone with a 2.5.

oh what a detective