On Monday, Sarah Burstein, a professor at Suffolk University Law School, reached out to lawyer friends on Twitter, asking to hear from people who "(1) were unhappy with your first-semester 1L grades; AND (2) have a legal career you enjoy.” “I suspect there are a lot of 1Ls out there who would like to know you exist,” she posted.
September 22, 2022 at 05:33 PM
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How you start your law school journey does not have to determine your ultimate destination.
That’s the message Sarah Burstein (@design_law), a professor at Suffolk University Law School, received Monday when she reached out to lawyer friends, asking to hear from people who ”(1) were unhappy with your first-semester 1L grades; AND (2) have a legal career you enjoy.”
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