Richard and Adam are joined by returning guests Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw and Paul Guglielmo to wrap up our discussion of law school myths from the first chapter of Hutch's "Law School Book". Lil helps us tackle the myth that law school grades are notoriously low. Paul then gives his take on the myth that pre-law courses give students an advantage.
Lil tells a heartbreaking story about coffee. Paul agrees and disagrees with Professor Hutchinson at the same time. Adam agrees with him, and finally grasps what a myth is.
Required Readings:
The Law School Book: Succeeding at Law School by Allan C. Hutchinson
Questions?:
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Creative Commons Music:
"At Rest"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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