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Q&As WITH KU LAW What’s the best thing about the first year? “The students here are dedicated, motivated and intelligent. But the best part is that they are always willing to lend a helping hand.” — Aqmar Rahman, 1L
“Law school can be overwhelming, but it’s great to be surrounded by classmates and faculty who understand and can relate to you.” — Whitney Novak, 2L
What’s the toughest thing about the first year? “Adjusting to a new way of learning was difficult for me, but I quickly learned that the professors want to help you succeed” KU Law is affiliated with study abroad and exchange programs in Cambridge and London, England; Limerick and Dublin, Ireland; and Istanbul, Turkey. These programs provide students with the opportunity to study the law from an international perspective under the guidance of eminently qualified professors. U.S. Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg have been instructors in these programs. The Cambridge Pre-Law Institute is an option incoming law students are encouraged to consider. The program will be July 7-August 2, 2013. It offers undergraduates and incoming law students the opportunity to live and study at Cambridge University, focusing on the culture, history and politics of the English and American legal systems under the guidance of KU Law faculty. Students in the program take two 3-credit courses and have many opportunities to explore the prestigious university. Find more information online: studyabroad.ku.edu.
— Juliet Nguyen, 3L
“Learning the ropes...there are a lot of ropes to learn.” — Zak Beasley, 2L
What do you like best about living in Lawrence? “Downtown Lawrence is one of my favorite places in the world. It’s a great place to shop, dine, or enjoy a drink.” — Professor Steve McAllister
“KU students come from roughly 110 countries each year. They study with world-class scholars in a friendly, safe environment.” — Professor Raj Bhala