[ SECRET POST #3315 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3315 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Sad anon looking for guidance. Trigger warning for suicide/depression I think.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a little bit less work than the day program students. We have one full course (like for example torts, property, crim). And then two full year courses (1/2 each semester). And then legal writing/lawyering or whatever it is your school might have called it.

It's less work, but it feels like a lot. 11 hrs a week of classes, 10 hrs a week of reading, feels like a lot. I didn't do work this weekend at all either.

Re: Sad anon looking for guidance. Trigger warning for suicide/depression I think.

[philstar22]

I'm still impressed. Law school reading is intense. I would sometimes have to read a case three or four times to get it. And I'm a fast reader. Slower readers would take several hours a day to get through the reading. It takes up a lot of your brain's energy, so having to focus on work as well is a lot.

I hope you figure out what's best for you and what you need.