The Texas Bar exam is three days’ worth of terror. Pure, unadulterated, law knowledge. It’s an amalgam of everything you learned in law school and (it seems like) a lot of what you didn’t. Let’s be honest, our law profs…
Continue readingYou all know how much I love to meal prep. It’s a specific type of relaxing chaos that I genuinely enjoy. I like shopping for groceries, having conversations with the fantastic Butchers at Central Market, and discussing meal options…
Continue readingA friend of mine sent me this text a few weeks ago: Dude. Dude. Duuuuuude. I was willing to die for that meal. If there had been a 3rd biscuit, I would have eaten it and it would have killed…
Continue readingMy parents couldn’t afford to pay for my college education. It’s that simple. There’s no whining or complaining here. Just straight facts. I wanted to attend college so I could afford luxuries I just didn’t have as a kid. Every…
Continue readingAttending law school as a former educator can sometimes be incredibly upsetting. For example – our professors recently started speaking about “unpacking concepts,” and I swear, I almost thought I was sitting in the back row of a professional development…
Continue readingFriendships are incredibly important to your life balance and ultimate happiness. This notion is even more crucial in school and, in my honest opinion, more-so in graduate school – where you’re testing the very limits of your own capacity to…
Continue readingThis past week was a combination of brutal + exhilarating. [The best times are a bit of both, wouldn’t you say?] On top of classwork, extra-curricular activities, and working in the law library, I also drove to Austin to participate…
Continue readingRolling out of bed and getting the day started is not as fun when the Texas weather refuses to pick a season. This past week brought temperatures ranging from 28 degrees to 70 degrees. With classes in full swing, the…
Continue readingIt’s really odd to think about being half-way done with law school. Time flies when you’re drowning in enjoying case law, I guess. Despite the law school struggles, I am incredibly thankful for making it thus far. There’s a helluvalot of…
Continue readingToday kind of sucked. Mostly because the textbook market failed me. Supply/Demand curves, yo. I needed a ConLaw book for a class, specifically – the 5th edition. Since I don’t have a million dollars, I pay for my schooling (including books)…
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Hi! I’m a recent law school graduate from the UNT Dallas College of Law. I’m currently studying for the September Bar Exam.
