Fostering Success: The Culture of Mentorship at Loyola Law School
I have been lucky enough to form close relationships with several professors on Loyola’s campus. Almost every professor I’ve had in law school has been willing to meet with me for …
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I have been lucky enough to form close relationships with several professors on Loyola’s campus. Almost every professor I’ve had in law school has been willing to meet with me for …
When I was applying to law school, Loyola was my first choice. I am happy to say that the choice I made was one of the best decisions I ever made. …
Hidden away in Downtown LA is a small campus packed with phenomenal professors and mentors. From the summer of my very first year to my current last semester I have encountered …
Thinking about the things I “love” about Loyola; five things come to mind. I love the campus; coming from my east coast undergraduate institution, which was sprawled along a city block, …
When you think about law school, you think immediately of the red law books, the classrooms, the professors, the hard work. And you wouldn’t be wrong. And, if you’ve read any …
No matter your area of expertise or background, law school is a challenge. Study groups really do help with the challenges that come with law school. For me, working with different …
No man is an island. There is a lot of talk and myths about the cutthroat environment that you can encounter in Law School. I cannot attest to that. When I …
LLS is known for being a “friendly” law school, and that makes a huge difference. I quickly realized that law school requires sacrifices- unfortunately, this can mean not seeing friends and …
If I could only pick one thing that has gotten me through these last three years of law school, it’s the friends that I have made. While friends and family outside …
Loyola’s wealth of courses seems overwhelming at first once you are able to branch out of the rigorous core requirements that 1L requires. As much as I had my sights on …
Creating my schedule always feels a bit like a puzzle, and a bit like a guessing game. First, I consider my other obligations—work, clinic, organizations, personal life—so I can look at …