Selecting Elective Courses
For many law students, the excitement of the 2L and 3L years includes the freedom to take different electives. This is the prime opportunity to explore what areas of the law …
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Picking Elective Classes
Picking electives can be fun, but it can also feel like a sort of logic game. You have to look at the course offerings, select a few classes you’re interested in …
Building Relationships with Faculty
The unique thing about law school compared to undergraduate is that you have the ability to communicate more freely with the deans on campus. Due to the smaller class sizes, the …
Building Relationships with Faculty
The faculty members at Loyola Law School are very friendly and open to meeting with students. Most professors will hold weekly office hours over zoom or in person to answer questions …
Building Relationships with Faculty
I’ll be honest. Picking a law school was one of the most nerve-racking experiences of my life. I spent many late nights awake researching schools class demographics, their clinics and externship …
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 …
Building Relationships with Faculty
After your 1L, you spend more time taking electives. Additionally, you can participate in experiential learning clinics (of which Loyola has many!) to not only work closely with professors but also …
Selecting Elective Courses
I came to law school with a pretty good idea of what kind of law I wanted to practice in the future. Although I kept an open mind to make sure …
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 …