by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Aug 10, 2009 | 1st Years, Home, Recent
Prepared by Melissa A. Hale, Director of Academic Success and Bar Programs at Loyola University Chicago School of Law This is meant to be a short, not exhaustive, glossary of terms, or abbreviations, you might encounter during your first year. This is meant to give... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Jul 6, 2009 | Bar Review, Home, Lawtutors News, Recent, Tip of the Day
You have a month left before taking the bar, now is the time to really focus and make the most of your studying time. It might feel like an overwhelming task to learn everything you need to learn by the end of July, as well as master the skills you need. I often... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | Jun 24, 2009 | Bar Review, Home, Recent
Or…how not to become a hermit this summer. Ok, to be fair, even studying effectively you probably are still living the hermit life. That’s ok, it’s only 5 more weeks. Say it with me, 5 more weeks – you can do this! Trust me. Would I lie to you? Clearly, studying for... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | May 6, 2009 | Bar Review, Home, Recent
By Joseph Keeney, Esq. 1. I graduated law school with a 3.5 therefore, I shouldn’t have to take the bar exam. Comment: Where to begin with this contention? For starters, there could be a lot of reasons as to why you achieved a 3.5 and more importantly why you... by Tania N. Shah, Esq. | May 5, 2009 | Bar Review, Home, Recent
So, it’s May – and that means that if you’ve just graduated from law school, you now have the task of studying for the bar exam. Nope, no sitting back and relaxing for you! You thought graduation and final exams were it? Pft! Wrong! So, you might be asking, how DOES...