036: Your Mid-Semester Law School Reality Check - a podcast by Alison Monahan and Lee Burgess - Law School Toolbox, LLC

Time for a mid-semester reality check! Second semester is interesting in law school because you're in a different position than you were last semester. You have a set of final exams under your belt and you may feel a little more prepared than last semester. Conversely, you may also have more obligations outside of the classroom, like job hunting, extracurricular activities, and moot court -- which can lead to misconceptions about where you should be academically mid-semester.

It's time to get real. But don't stress! Here is your (helpful) mid-semester reality check. 

In this episode we discuss:

• How often should you be outlining?


• The importance of practice


• Steps to writing legal analysis


• Making the most of your professors' office hours


• Handling all the extra things you may face in your second semester (job hunting, moot court, etc.)


• Time management tips for the rest of the semester


• Why self-care is so important


• Free resources in law school that are available to you and why you should use them!

Thanks for listening!

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Enjoy!

Alison & Lee

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