[ramonesfreak]

Natasha should remember, a contract law class is the same whether its tought at Harvard or the University of Peuget Sound. I dont give a damn who teaches the stupid course. The cases you read are the same and the California bar exam is the California bar exam. You either know the law or you dont which has everything to do with how hard a person works to memorize it

That being said, the best thing about being a lawyer is, you can work for yourself if you want to. Being a good lawyer begins at birth and has much to do with the way a person is raised and who they develop into - intellectually and ethically. Law school does not teach you how to be a good lawyer. It teaches you how to take an issue and resolve it using the law. period.

Once you get out and are representing real human beings who are at your mercy, how much work and effort and sweat you put into representing them at 100% capacity will not be dictated by law school, but rather - who you are as a person overall. There are plenty of lousy scum bag attorney's making terrible money that graduated from ivy league schools