To be successful, students early on must learn the skills of legal analysis, research and writing that will be used throughout their careers.
Law students improve their skills each week.
And not surprisingly, some students are unaccustomed to the benefits frequent feedback provides. However, the rewards come later when the value of their work is realized. Students return for the second year of law school with great confidence in their legal abilities after putting their research and writing skills to use in their summer positions. They find that their skills are far superior to those of students in less intensive programs and that they are able to impress their employers with those skills. Currently integrating computer technology into the classroom.