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Posted on October 8, 2020

How to manage stress in law school

Law school can be frightening because of all the unknowns, especially in these strange times. The material is challenging — and it can be hard or nearly impossible — to fully understand everything in the course of a …

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Updated on February 27, 2020

Advice: Think of law school like a full-time job

Law school can seem overwhelming when balancing reading, homework and exams. Time is an incredibly valuable resource in law school and finding a balance between school, sleep and a social life can be difficult. The good news is, …

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