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Both cost money.
You have to ask yourself if you will feel the desire to do them.
But this whole drug culture in law schools thing is a joke.
Drugs are done in most colleges and no one bats an eye lid.
They look at theirs students as money making machines.
The one good thing about JGLS is its pathway programme but even that is full of shit when you get to the bottom of it, it's also nothing but a complex money making scheme.
What’s worse - the admin doesn’t take responsibility for things that happen as a consequence. You can’t find medical treatment for addiction on campus. You over dose or you get hurt - and admin will run away from you like you’re a ticking bomb.
In addition to this there’s the problem of general violence and particularly sexual violence on campus. Every year more and more of these instances are pushed under the carpet. Security guards and admin and staff who have been accused of or found with female students in states of undress - all because they promised some erasing of disciplinary records or supplied them with drugs , or even threatened them with something. The admin sweeps it under the rug. If you ask them how many of these complaints have been made in a year they won’t be able to tell you. It’s an epidemic.
Even non- sexual violence. First week here I heard a story about some 500 students getting into a mass fight over a cigarette.
Parents should try to speak to current students or even faculty before signing up their kids for this place