Advice I’d Give My Pre-Law School Self
It’s different from undergrad—treat it that way. The way you learn in law school is completely different from undergrad. It’s not just about understanding the material; it’s about knowing when and …
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Growing my Network at Loyola Law School
One piece of advice that I got prior to starting law school was to also use law school as an opportunity to network, and to take advantage of as many opportunities …
Showing Up: What One Campus Event Taught Me
Loyola is home to a wide variety of student clubs and organizations, many of which host events throughout the year. As an evening student, my schedule can be demanding, and it …
Learning from Alumni
At Loyola, there are so many alumni panel discussions that it’s almost impossible to attend them all. When I first arrived, a professor joked that there are enough lunch events with …
How Loyola Opens the Door to the Legal Profession
Something Loyola Law School does particularly well is creating opportunities to learn about the legal profession. Through events from the Career Development Office (CDO) and student organizations, there are many chances …
Free Lunch and Valuable Insights
Each school day, I try to go to a lunch event happening on campus. In doing this, I have been able to learn about different areas of law and what the …
Law and Life: Loyola’s Experiential Learning
As a second-year evening student, I am not able to participate in clinics until my third year and that time is coming fast. Now feels like the perfect time to start …
A 1E’s Typical Schedule
Happy Daylight Savings! In honor of this time-based holiday, I wanted to give some insight on what a typical weekday looks like for me as a part-time student, full-time paralegal, and …
Learning for Learning’s Sake
I was fortunate enough to be placed into my number one choice of elective: Critical Race Theory (CRT). It became apparent to me last semester that who your professor is really …