by: Yerin Kim, U3, Political Science & Communications McGill Pre-Law kids know the struggle – finding a legal internship as an undergrad isn’t easy. I started applying for internships after my first year. As an Arts student, it’s pretty hard not to get stuck comparing yourself to the Management kids interning at big firms or… Read More »My Summer as a Legal Intern + How I Got the Job
by: Tabea Krettenauer, U3, Political Science & Psychology Finding a good place to study can make a huge difference in how productive you are. After trying almost every library and café near campus, here are the spots I always go back to. Whether you want silence, a quick session between classes, or a cozy café… Read More »Best Study Spots – On and Around Campus
by: Yerin Kim, U3, Political Science & Communications For this interview, I am excited to feature Aliyah, a McGill alum and former VP Internal of the McGill Pre-Law Students’ Society, who is now pursuing her JD at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. In this interview, Aliyah reflects on her journey from McGill to… Read More »Alumni Interviews: Aliyah Yagboyaju
by: Yerin Kim, U3, Political Science & Communications Yep, I took the LSAT without studying. And it went exactly how you’d expect. It wasn’t my plan to take it cold. I’ve been planning to go to law school since my last year of high school so I’ve been aware of the LSAT. I created my… Read More »I Took the LSAT Without Studying