We have on Ronelle, a rising 3L at UNH Law to talk about the bar exam and programs that law schools offer that allow students to be barred without going through the bar exam process. Brianne is currently studying for the NY Bar, Soph is at a school that has diploma privilege, and Ronelle is in a program that allows her to not take the bar. Make sure to follow Ronelle @Ronelle__ and her podcast @blackgirlsatthebar@theinlawpods@brianneinlaw@sophinlaw

Soph and Brianne talk about their schools' pro bono programs, how to get involved in pro bono, and how it can help you in your career prospects @theinlawspod@brianneinlaw@sophinlaw

Maydrian joins the pod to talk about movement lawyering and the Black Law Students Association. Maydrian is a 2L at Texas Tech who is a Marshal-Motley Scholar, a program that will pay for law school for students who make a 13 year commitment to civil rights work. Maydrian is also the chair for SWBLSA, he shares how BLSA has helped him find community in law school. Maydrian's Socials Tiktok: @maydrianlowe_IG: @maydrianlowe@theinlawspos

Soph & Brianne answer your questions and give tips about surviving and succeeding in your summer positions.

Camelia (@live_laugh_law) joins the pod to talk about her experience as a part-time law student and how that experience differs from full-time students.

Part 2 of our episode with Maddie talking about disordered eating in the legal field. @inlawspod@brianneinlaw@sophinlaw

Soph and Brianne are joined by Maddie, a 3L who was diagnosed with and was treated for an eating disorder during her 1L year of law school. In Part 1 we discuss the normalization of disordered eating in law schools, how it related to stress and the schedule of law schools, and Maddie's experience getting diagnosed and treated. In Part 2 we will discuss Maddie's return to the school, how seeking treatment affected her law school experience for the entire 3 years, and how the school and legal field generally treat people in these situations. @theinlawspod@sophinlaw@brianneinlaw