The goal is never to just get buy, it's to thrive. We share some pointer and tips on how to identify mentorship opportunities, Best practices for leaving a great impression on associates and partners, making great work product, test driving practice groups, and how to manage some of the dread that comes with networking.

This episode we talk about our experiences as summer interns in big law. We cover everything from splitting offices, touch backs, network, choosing a practice groups, and keeping in touch with associates and partners as the summer closes out. Interning on a budget and heading back into the school year can rough especially when you go from rags to riches and then back to rags but we are here to help with the journey!

When you see another woman doing well, don't compete or hate on her, figure out how you can get close to her! A short episode on our absence, our friendship, and Black women sharing and holding space for each other.

We've been away from a while but want to share some reflections on our experience with law school clinics, journal, and how race is discussed (or not) in law school.

We share our experience and everything you need to know about the 1L job search. We share tips on how to find opportunities, how to tap into your network and school resources as well as how to stand out during the call back and interview process and what to look for in a diverse work environment

From 1L doctrinal classes, study habits, professors, and forming study groups. We share things that are helpful to know about academics and organization going into your 1L Fall semester.

You've gotten into law school now what? We talk all about what you should and shouldn't do the summer before you start law school.

This episode is all about what happens after you apply. We explore how to make the right decision, how to deal with rejection, and how to get the money you deserve.

The real and honest truth about what you need to know when applying to law school. This episode explores what tests to take, when to submit, how to stay organized, and more.

We're two first-generation Black women law students here to share the things we wish we knew and the things we wished people talked about in law school.