What I Wish I Had Known When I Started Law School, Part III
The top five things I wish I would have known when I started law school:
1) Professors don’t bite. When I first started law school, I thought that if I approached a faculty member outside of class (or even in class but voluntarily), my head might explode. I eventually realized that I was missing out on a valuable opportunity to develop professional relationships with my professors that I could benefit from both during my academic career at law school as well as my professional career after law school.
2) Not every lawyer has to be a litigator.