LLS: Environment fit for Learning
In the past years I have experienced so much life has to offer and I am grateful to God for bringing me this far. While my past experiences have opened many …
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Introduction – Itzayary Aguilar
When I was accepted to law school, everyone gave me advice and a sort of “heads up” about what was to come. So many people would emphasize that there would be …
Introducing Ms. Evah
Hi folks, I am so excited to be a Jury of Peers blogger this year! It would be very uncharacteristic of me not to be here because all I do is …
Meet the Correspondent: John Ly
What’s up everyone! My name is John and here’s a little bit about me. Before law school, I attended UCLA for undergrad, and graduated in March 2020 with a degree in …
Who’s Jae?
Congrats, bros, you found my bio! My name is Jaelin. Or Jae, Jae Kinney, JK. Or even J. Money (if you want to call me that, sure). Obviously, I go …
Meet the Correspondent: Ashli Hart
First, thank you for visiting my Jury of Peers blog. I remember what it was like researching law schools to decide on where to apply and where to enroll, so I …
Meet the Correspondent: Kelsey Gitlin
Hello Jury of Peers! My name is Kelsey and yes, I am in my official Loyola Law School Tour Guide polo shirt. I am your resident 3L blogger and I am …
Meet the Correspondent: Emily Bernstein
Hello Jury of Peers! I am so excited to share my first year of law school with you! Let me tell you a little bit about myself. My name is Emily …
Introduction
Prior to coming to LMU Loyola Law School, I practiced law in Nigeria with a specific interest in human rights and criminal law for almost six years. In those years of …
The Bar Exam
I am finished with my last law school classes and finished with last papers. The only requirement left before graduation is to complete two final exams – Criminal Procedure and Law …
Interview Season Is Here – 3 Things You Need to Know
Apply to all the opening positions you are interested in. Yes, you read right ALL OF THEM. Even if you think that you do not meet all of the employer’s “requirements.” …
Forty Hours
As I mentioned last year, every law student is required to complete forty hours of pro bono work to graduate. In my 1L year, I got an early start working over …