Connections and Community
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 …
Peers & Colleagues
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The Importance of Study Groups
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 …
The Importance of Study Groups
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 …
The Importance of Study Groups
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 …
Building Relationships with Faculty
Being in large classes was a bit of a shock to my system coming from a relatively small undergraduate campus in Boston, where my largest class was 40 people during a …
The Importance of Study Groups
The camaraderie you build with your peers in law school, especially in your 1L section, is different than I have experienced before. The closest comparison I have to it is the …
Meet the Correspondent: John Ly
Hi everyone! This year I am returning as a blogger for Jury of Peers! I am looking forward to sharing with you some of my experiences and insights about Loyola Law …
Meet the Correspondent: Emily Bernstein
Hello all! For those of you who are just finding Jury of Peers – welcome! I’m Emily, a 2L from Salt Lake City, UT (originally from LA!). A few tidbits about …
Summer Plans
So, it seems my plans are finalized for the summer! This summer, I will be working with the California Department of Industrial Relations as a legal intern for the Division of …