If you are starting law school in the fall of 2023, you might be faced with the NextGen bar exam. You will most likely graduate in the spring of 2026 and will sit for the bar exam that July. States that now use the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) can keep using it. Or, they might decide to utilize… Continue reading NextGen Bar Exam Implications for Law Students
Have you ever heard of Christopher Columbus Langdell? I’ve talked about him before. He is known for developing the “case method” of legal education, which is now commonly used in American law schools. Langdell also established the standard 1L curriculum that is still utilized by many law schools today. This curriculum covers topics like Civil… Continue reading 1L Subjects on the Bar & Why You Should Start Studying NOW
You’ve heard the old expression “It’s an investment, not an expense.” Sure, both cost money, but they couldn’t be more different. An expense is something like rent. Sure, you get a roof over your head, but at the end of the year, you don’t have anything to show for it. An investment is much different. … Continue reading Why Law Tutoring is Worth the Investment – No Matter What Year
