Surviving law school
Introduction to WisLAP: The Wisconsin Lawyers Assistance Program (WisLAP) provides meaningful and confidential assistance to law students, lawyers, judges, and their families in coping with symptoms that may be related to the stress of studying and/or practicing law. Studies have shown that the early manifestation of alcohol, substance, and gambling abuse, depression, suicide, eating disorders along with a variety of mental and physical health problems occur during law school. Professional staff and trained volunteer lawyers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help with these difficulties.
- Stress Management
- Test Taking
- 8 Tips for New Law Students: So, you have finally finished college and are preparing to start law school. Congratulations! Law is a challenging and exciting field, and you will enjoy studying it, but they do not tell you everything you need to know in orientation. Here are a few tips and inside secrets to get you off to the right start at law school.
- Law Student Resources: Links to online legal resources for law students.
- OneLook Reverse Dictionary: The reverse dictionary lets you describe a concept and get back a list of related words and phrases. The description can be a few words, a sentence, a question, or even just a single word. The reverse dictionary is part of OneLook Dictionary Search, a search engine that claims to index more than 5 million words in more than 900 online dictionaries.
- What Law Students Go Through: A general overview of what first, second, and third year law students can expect over the course of a law school year.
- How to Excel at Any Law School: Tips from the Princeton Review on how to excel at any law school.
- Substance Abuse
- Gambling
- Eating Disorders
- Mental Health
- General health
Surviving law school
