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Daria C. Awusah

Student Loans: Repayment Options (Part III)

Editor’s Note: The last in a three-part series, this article picks up right where Part II leaves off and concludes the discussion on student loan debt-borrowing and repayment. At this point, it is presumed that the reader has completed a legal education with the help of federal student loans and is ready to begin repayment. … Read more >

Karen J. Sneddon

In a Law School Rut?

When in a law school rut, use these techniques to reignite your enthusiasm for law school. Re-Read Your Law School Application. Revel in all of your past accomplishments. Inspire yourself by reading your personal statement. Remind yourself of the reason you wanted to come to law school in the first place. Visualize Yourself as a … Read more >

Stephanie Mann

Post Bartum Depression

After months of studying, the day of the bar examination finally arrives. Once you have finished the exam, all you can think about is celebration and sleep. After a couple of days of recovery, you start thinking about the next step in your life. If you are one of those lucky few to have a … Read more >

The Law Profs

Dear Law Prof: How Do I Decide What Classes to Take?

Dear Law Prof, I’m a 1L who has to sign up for classes for the fall of my 2L year and I just don’t know where to begin. I’m not yet sure what I want to do after law school. Are there any rules or guidelines that you usually give students in my position? – … Read more >

Daria C. Awusah

Student Loans: Just Begin Repaying It (Part II)

[Editor's Note: The second in a three-part series, this article picks up right where Part I leaves off and continues the discussion on student loan debt-borrowing and repayment. In the article below, it is presumed that the reader has borrowed FEDERAL student loan debt for the purpose of completing a legal education.] Recently, I shared … Read more >

Daria C. Awusah

Student Loans: Borrowing Decisions (Part I)

To date, how much interest have your student loans accumulated? Additionally, how much interest do you anticipate that your student loans will accumulate before you are able to pay the balance (principal and interest) in full? I urge every current and prospective borrower to take a moment to make this inquiry. Perhaps the answer to … Read more >