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Firms Now Recruit Before 1L Grades (Ep. 577)

21/09/2026
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A listener currently in school who can only study once or twice a week asks whether infrequent studying is worse than not studying at all. Ben and Nathan explain that intermittent studying can still be beneficial, as long as it doesn’t come at the expense of your grades. For students still in school, GPA comes first.


Also in this episode:

- Aaminah joins the show to talk about Crushing 1L

- Harvard Law moves up its big law recruiting timeline 

- Does law school prestige matter for a public interest job


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0:00 Crushing 1L with the Demon

8:42 Layoffs at George Washington Law

14:45 Harvard Law School Moves Recruiting Timeline

25:02 Test D Question — Bar Prep

35:36 The One Question Study Plan

40:34 Public Interest Career Goals

49:03 Skills & Interests Resume Section

53:47 Word of the Week — deleterious

59:46 Email of the Week

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