FindLaw
August 23, 2010
With a job market that remains, at best, uncertain awaiting them at the end of their three years, new and returning law students are understandably anxious about what they can do to make the most out of their legal education. In the past, I have offered advice about the first-year curriculum and how to think like a lawyer. In this column, I share four lessons that I have learned in nearly two decades of law teaching.
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