Are there any other (L1) law students out there that are going crazy besides me?
549100
I would say millions but knowing the people that went through law studies, they havent got time to do this question thing. You obviously have organised your time well. Congratulations
384635
The best thing to do would be to see if one of your professors knows any lawyers who he/she can get you in touch with. Connections are often very helpful in these sorts of situations.
140205
He's probably not responding because there is no proof other than your word - and I would check your student handbook to see if there is a "proper" procedure for "reporting" such a situation. If there isn't, then I would approach it from that angle. Mention that there aren't guidelines and you feel that they are necessary for future students.
716560
lol i dunno u seem to be breakign down already\n\nit's so hard to stay away ;P
86845
Even though some of us would miss you here in the States. I think bubbacornflakes hit the nail on the head. Teaching Law in a foreign country. You've got communication, challenge, dealing with people straight on, broading inquisitive minds, and hopefully job satisfaction.
1099530
I just can't believe a student is actually doing some work on their key skills, well done you I hope you get sorted.  (See if there is anything on the Learning and SKills Development Agency website).
210564
Sorry, not familiar with the case, but I do suggest Lexis Nexis at your college library
949529
Just insane! I can't even begin to describe it. So much has happened and so much is yet to happen- do you get the feeling that there will be more challenges and big things to come?? I kinda feel like I've learnt a lot but still have a long way to go ! I'm optimistic and excited- but it doesn't make sense to other people because I can't explain why :) lol\n\nI also agree- don't be a wuss and take the easy option- make the right choices (no matter how hard) and be ready to face the consequences! (I know lots of ppl that don't understand me when I say that!)\n\nGo Leo!!!! :)
1101610
Wow, that's a tough one, see a "good" lawyer, always be honest or it will catch up with you in the end & get as much support as you can, true love conkers all!
27164
FIlle out all you FAFS ainformation and send it in, they will send you back another one to review and make changes on, when it comes back make the changes.\n\nThousands of students have this problem every year, if you still don't understand call them and ask them.
397365
Sounds similar to me. I wish you luck. I am still waiting to see what happens in my case. Keep your fingers crossed and be strong.
462087
I am going through the same shit! Make sure you have an attourney with you.
346935
I've been having a pretty busy couple of weeks and this one looks like it's shaping up to be no exception. Despite all of the work commitments, my girlfriend has gone to The Dominican Republic for a week, so I'm left with little to do but work and answer questions.\n\nI'll be around as much as I can in the near future, but spring is a brutal work time for me.\n\nThanks for the concern.
414315
isn't there anyone at your university with whom you can discuss your options??
892075
Tell your parents and your school/university authorities immediately...you can help someone else from going thru the same ordeal!!!
968313
I am having the same problems.  I think its great that poloticians get to break any rule they so choose.  Im on the do not call list also.\n\nI think the only way to get that to work is a good ol fasioned class action law suit.
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I went to Thomas Cooley in Lansing, Michigan.\n\nI forget my LSAT score (believe me, it has no bearing on how well you'll do in law school).\n\nSuccess, thats another story. Dedication is the key. My class started out with 338 students. Maybe less than 50 graudated. The key is studying on how to be successful in law school. I know Cooley offered classes on how to prepare for law school. If the school you plan on going to offers them TAKE THEM. The first year they will try to break you. I averaged 500-800 pages of reading a week. They will also tell you not to use outside materials for research or learning. Screw that. I had good luck with Bar-Bri; just don't take them to class. I also used a product called "Rom-law". It had cases already typed out and condensed on a CD. I just printed them out and kept them in a binder for class...never got caught. Get past the first year and you'll do fine.\n\nThe professors are like anyone else; some arrogant, liberal, conceited, helpful, smart, clueless, or just "average".\n\nIf you go to law school try to get in a group of fellow students that you know are smart, and you get along with. You can help each other get through it in one piece. I ran around with 4 others; all of us made but one.  \n\nGood luck...and remember its all about dedication.