Sometimes it feels easier to never open the box because it’s easier to not know than it is to know. But hopefully all you prospective lawyers out there aren’t afraid to put in some elbow grease with me as we dissect a couple common myths!
#1: Law School transforms even the most social of butterflies into the most hermit of crabs.
#2: Law school professors don’t care about you.
Maybe at other schools this is true, but at Loyola I feel so grateful to have professors who genuinely want to not only get to know us as students but get to know us as people. They want you to succeed and become wonderful lawyers. They definitely don’t coddle you in any way, but they sincerely do want to help you do well.
Hopefully this helped allay some of your fears. I truly think you’ll find that the more you investigate these myths, the more you’ll realize that they are just that: myths. Don’t be afraid of opening the box for fear of what you might find. Plus, you can say you’re a Law-School-Myth-Buster!
See you in the next one,
Kelsey
Kelsey’s Club: Myths About Loyola That Are Fully True (In My Opinion)
- Sonia’s Café is a gift from above
- PILF Auction Night is super fun
- Everyone here is really friendly and inclusive