Looking for inspiration to study... Forum

[kryptix]

Working full time with a family, I'm having some real serious senioritis right now, wonder if anyone else is in the same boat. Just trying to create a thread to motivate each other to get the pedal back on the metal and finish up law school on a high note...

[goaheadualright]

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[SportsFan]

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[rad lulz]

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[kryptix]

What about for people who have offers already and aren't 1Ls?

[rad lulz]

What about for people who have offers already and aren't 1Ls?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=190792

[NotMyRealName09]

Success qua success is its own reward. Failure is unfulfilled potential, which makes the universe vengeful.

So study while I'm school. It is what school involves you lazy bastard.

[Cade McNown]

What about for people who have offers already and aren't 1Ls?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=190792

Working full time with a family, I'm having some real serious senioritis right now, wonder if anyone else is in the same boat. Just trying to create a thread to motivate each other to get the pedal back on the metal and finish up law school on a high note...

OP, even with an offer your 3L grades are still important if you care about selective exit options down the line, e.g. USAO. Or you could get Lathamed. Whether or not such things concern you though, you should have a drink.

[kryptix]

That's true, I forget that people still sometimes look at GPAs during recruiting, haven't dealt with that except for OCI in a long time

Success qua success is its own reward. Failure is unfulfilled potential, which makes the universe vengeful.

So study while I'm school. It is what school involves you lazy bastard.

I like that... I guess I just always thought of myself as primarily employed and secondarily in school (quite regularly remoting into work during class) but right that if your going to do something might as well do it well. I hope my daughter lets me get some sleep so that I can put some time into classwork.

Why couldn't I just win Powerball today...

[kryptix]

What about for people who have offers already and aren't 1Ls?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=190792

Working full time with a family, I'm having some real serious senioritis right now, wonder if anyone else is in the same boat. Just trying to create a thread to motivate each other to get the pedal back on the metal and finish up law school on a high note...

OP, even with an offer your 3L grades are still important if you care about selective exit options down the line, e.g. USAO. Or you could get Lathamed. Whether or not such things concern you though, you should have a drink.

I keep a flask with me at all times these days, have some 25 year single malt in it usually

[typ3]

Sounds like you're in law school for the wrong reasons.

You have kids and a family. Who will stand up to the insurance companies and corporations for them in court if they are killed or seriously injured due to someone's negligence?

[kryptix]

Sounds like you're in law school for the wrong reasons.

You have kids and a family. Who will stand up to the insurance companies and corporations for them in court if they are killed or seriously injured due to someone's negligence?

Well I was curious about the law and figured the graduate degree could help raise the glass ceiling a bit. I figure there's no right or wrong reason to be in law school, as long as you can afford it. What's a perfectly good reason for one person might not work at all for another. However, 4 hours of lectures after 9-10 hours at work does tend to leave you pretty drained at the end of the day