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By rocolo · Posted
Allo, est-ce normal qu’on ne reçoit toujours rien pour les collégiens dans ces temps-ci? On est déjà proche de la fin avril et j’ai toujours rien reçu… -
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By Bob Jones · Posted
Objectively, they definitely still matter 5-7 years post call. There are numerous employers at that point who still request your undergrad and law school transcripts as part of an application. That said, I wouldn't worry that much in your situation. Sounds like you have landed a competitive opportunity which combined with your UT JD, will make you a compelling lateral to most firms (if you ever do decide to make a move). For now, I would focus on wrapping up law school, getting ready for the bar exam, and dive into articling in the next few months. -
By Legallyanxious · Posted
You’ll be ok! People on this forum like to make everything seem so intense. And it is, but you are going at your own pace; and me too. The thing is, there’s more to you than an LSAT score and if you really want to pursue law then it’ll all be worth it when you get in one day. Just keep applying. -
By StoneMason · Posted
Targeting student-only journals may be the play here for OP. -
By toro-nigiri · Posted
I'll echo what others have said, and just add that it's actually quite rare for JD students to publish in the OHLJ. If you take a look at past issues most authors are faculty, and some are grad students. -
By Mal · Posted
I felt this way after my civil procedure exam. I didn't attend any lessons and only had a little time to study. On the actual exam, I left like a 1/3 blank. Still ended up with a B.
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