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Law school can be grueling. Enjuris is here to help! Whether you’re about to start law school or looking for career advice, you’ve come to the right place. We invite you to browse our free resources below for helpful tips, tools and tricks for ensuring success in your studies and beyond.
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Resources for law students
- Helpful hints to writing a better IRAC
- Substance abuse among law students: A big problem, with little attention
- How to get through online law school
- The ultimate guide to the Bar Exam
- Guide to the Socratic Method
- Legal terms every law student should know
- What to expect from your law school experience
- Pros and cons of working during law school
- Types of law degrees and certificates in the United States
- What it takes to be a top law student
- Best legal movies for law students
- How long is law school?
- Networking: The ultimate guide for law students
- Is there a gender wage gap in the legal profession?
- The best Christmas movies for law students
- 5 steps to becoming a lawyer
- Top 10 cases every law student should know
- Characters of the classroom: Discover the seven law school archetypes
- How much does law school cost?
- Picking your area of law
- Experience before law school: Should you take time off?
- Law school application process: Overview and timeline
- Full-time vs. part-time law school: Which is right for you?
- 5 tips for writing a stronger law school personal statement
- Legal research tips law students need to know: the basics
- Problem drinking among lawyers and law students
- An overview of law student mental health concerns
- Seven important rules for legal internship etiquette
- The best undergraduate courses for pre-law students
- What you need to know about LSAT prep
- How to tell if you really want to go to law school
- How to make the most of your legal internship
- Top 10 essential supplies for law students
Downloadable tools
Law School Essentials Checklist
A checklist to ensure you’re fully prepared for every challenge that comes your way in law school.
Download in PDF format
Law Student Happiness Plan Worksheets
Research has shown that happy law students have fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression, better immune systems, cardiovascular health, and pulmonary functioning.
Download in PDF format
Advice to future lawyers
Is law school right for me?
“You need to have a clear vision of where you want your career to take you, and make sure law school is a necessary step in that direction. A lot of people enter law school after their undergraduate studies because they don't know what they want to do with the rest of their lives. Going to law school is stressful and extremely expensive, so it's important to have a plan in place for what you want your career to be like when you finally graduate.”
Matt Sharp
Criminal defense lawyer, Houston
“Law school is a different world. You learn how to read differently, speak differently, and think differently. Law school may be unlike anything you have ever experienced, but you are not alone; you’re surrounded by hundreds of people who have stood exactly where you’re standing during your first year of law school.”
Peter Tragos
Tragos, Sartes & Tragos
School, internship & etiquette
“When interning, there is truly no such thing as a dumb question. Listen, observe, ask questions, and make the most out of your internship! Stay out of office politics, keep your relationships professional, and make sure to send everyone you worked with a thank you card at the end of your internship. Keeping those contacts will be important for the job application process you’ll go through after your second year of law school.”
George Lorenzo
Lorenzo & Lorenzo
"Get serious about reading, and don’t get behind on reading assignments. Especially in your first year. Reading and briefing cases effectively and efficiently is a skill that takes time to develop. If you don’t master that skill during your first year you will be in trouble as the complexity of your studies increases throughout your second and third years."
Stephanie Tucker
The Babcock Law Firm
Why do I want to be a lawyer?
"I wish I had a good answer. I’m a firm believer that most of us have no idea where we’re going in life."
Denver CO work injury lawyer
Mack Babcock
Advice to new lawyers
Seek a mentor
"I tried some very high-profile cases and really learned, through hard work and handling a lot of complicated cases, how to best represent clients and practice law."
Criminal defense lawyer
Neal Davis recounting his experience working with legendary Texas trial attorney, Dick Deguerin
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