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Providing professional guidance to prepare students for the modern legal market.
We create the foundation for this work in our ground-breaking 1L Professional Development class, where students can engage in a process of self-reflection and self-directed learning that:
- acclimates students to the culture of the legal profession,
- educates students on the various areas of practice, and
- equips students with the tools they need to pursue their goals.
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