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Topic	CE College-goers. Post your courses this semester and thoughts so far ITT:
ThePieReborn 09/06/17 10:23:09 PM #41:	Sayoria posted... ThePieReborn posted... Constitutional Law Torts Contracts Civil Procedure Property Legal Research and Writing I have learned that for the purpose of law, my writing is awful. Also that nineteenth century English sucks. I would love for my school to have more constitutional based courses. I really would love to dig deeper into it. Part of why I want to kind of inch law. (Though I want to inch law and crime and well as marketing) Oh I loved my undergrad constitutional classes for Political Science and Criminal Justice. All of the professors I had for them were my absolute favorites. The real deal (at least the 1L gambit of classes) is a bit of a sober awakening in that the depth is greater and the minor details that undergrad classes would gloss over are suddenly very important. --- Party leader, passive-aggressive doormat, pasta eater extraordinaire! <cite>ThePieReborn posted [p:886159544] in CE College... [t:75749002]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sayoria posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ThePieReborn posted...</cite> <quote>Constitutional Law Torts Contracts Civil Procedure Property Legal Research and Writing I have learned that for the purpose of law, my writing is awful. Also that nineteenth century English sucks.</quote> I would love for my school to have more constitutional based courses. I really would love to dig deeper into it. Part of why I want to kind of inch law. (Though I want to inch law and crime and well as marketing)</quote> Oh I loved my undergrad constitutional classes for Political Science and Criminal Justice. All of the professors I had for them were my absolute favorites. The real deal (at least the 1L gambit of classes) is a bit of a sober awakening in that the depth is greater and the minor details that undergrad classes would gloss over are suddenly very important. --- Party leader, passive-aggressive doormat, pasta eater extraordinaire!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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