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im obviously still going i just want to be prepared for the worst
is it really terrible? will it get better in 5 years time?
@'29 students: keep those criticisms in mind. Whatever bothers you about life at NALSAR, be it mess food, or toxic batchmates, or the crumbling campus - acknowledge the problem, and look for constructive solutions. It will be a long five years otherwise.
I owe everything I have today to NALSAR. It gave me a high paying job, exposure to some truly brilliant people, and the best fucking five years of my life.
I repeat again it is the STUDENT QUALITY that makes a law school. The beauty of law is that you can pick up a top tier book of a subject and learn to master it yourself, unlike say a tough medical school subject which would probably need a great faculty troubleshooter. I am not saying this to undermine the need of good faculties at law school. And honestly even at its worst, NLS and NALSAR have better faculties than probably all of the traditional law schools. I am just saying as long as good quality students are there, the faculty issues can always be offset by hard work, peer learning, internship opportunities, good placement cells and alum exposure. Thankfully, you will get the best of the aforementioned factors at NALSAR.