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Resources and alumni connections are most helpful for 鈥淸Connecticut] or New England students who plan on staying there for their career,鈥 with one student lamenting that 鈥渢he administration and career services personnel were little to no help for me, a student who wanted internships and a future job in the Midwest.鈥 In terms of resources, one student notes, 鈥淚t seems like the full-time students have a lot more opportunities than the part-time students.鈥 Another part-time student puts it more bluntly: 鈥淲e work full-time during the day and all the 鈥榩ractical鈥 experiences are not available. We can鈥檛 do clinics or internships, and we have no time to put into law review. We come to campus for class each night and then leave. That鈥檚 it.鈥 The overall consensus seems to be for 鈥渕ore class options鈥 for night school students.
As one student puts it, 鈥淭he school administration means well, but there are not enough resources,鈥 though another student points out that 鈥渆ach Tuesday, our Dean hosts an open forum for students called 鈥榙oughnuts with the Dean鈥; she also holds weekly luncheons for small groups of 1Ls.鈥 Communication between the administration and the student body gets mixed reviews, with some students praising the 鈥渆xtremely dedicated and personable administration鈥 and others observing that 鈥渁 lot of students feel like they have no idea what鈥檚 happening at the law school because the administration doesn鈥檛 communicate with us.鈥
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Associate VP & Dean of Law School Admissions
(LW-ADM)
Hamden, CT 06518-1908