Week 2: Legal Internship – Free Concert Tickets + Out of Office!
Greetings! I’m excited that you have come on board the second leg of a ten (10) weeks journey. Indeed, another week is done already. In this post, I shared some background about my 10 weeks legal internship and how the first week would have transpired. If you haven’t already seen it, you can get the […]
From Hopeful to Humbling: First Year Law School = FAIL
I watched the notifications on my phone a little bit more religiously today (July 09). Afterall, it’s the day for those much anticipated results. As you would have seen from the title… those results weren’t favourable for me. I failed the first year of Law School. But what exactly does this mean? And, what’s next? […]
1st Year of Norman Manley Law School Completed: 7 Things I Wish I Knew Sooner
With the anxiety of exams now behind, I’ve decided to reduce to writing, 7 Things I Wish I Knew Sooner about being a 1st year student at Norman Manley Law School. Without further ado, here’s my submission: #1: Life Outside of Law School is Priceless If you are a prospective law student at this level […]
5 Ways I’m Preparing For Law School in Jamaica
It’s finally happening! In just a few short weeks, I’ll be a baby lawyer in training. Law School is a big deal, especially when it has been a moving target. As I shared in this article, I had to take two years leave from pursuing my Law degree and that has clearly pushed back on […]
An Offer From Norman Manley Law School in Jamaica
Hi there, welcome! This is the very first post of a series of blogs that will document my journey through law school in Jamaica, while also sharing tips and tales that may help you along your journey -if perusing law is something you have contemplated or currently completing. For this blog, I’ll share how Norman […]
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