Loan Repayment Assistance Program

From the Albany Law School’s LRAP website:

“Albany Law School has always been committed to making rewarding public interest careers more viable to its graduates. To further that commitment, the Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) was launched in December 2004. This program is designed to help alleviate the financial burden of educational loan repayment upon students who wish to pursue careers in public interest law, as well as city, county and state attorney’s offices, and agencies operated by a city, county or state.

The LRAP allows graduates from the Class of 2018 or later to apply for forgivable loans of up to $10,000 per year for a maximum of three years.

The full program description and application are available below. Applications will be accepted from Jan. 31, 2021 to March 31, 2021.”

Learn more here: https://www.albanylaw.edu/admissions/financial-aid/loan-repayment-assistance-program

Navigating Zoom School of Law

It is an adjustment for everyone to move legal education online. Neither professors nor students ever thought law school would have to be so flexible so quickly, but here we are. Whether you are attending remotely or are on campus, Zoom has an ongoing presence in our lives now. Zoom fatigue is real, especially in the rigorous environment that is law school.

For 1Ls, check out this ABA article for tips in succeeding in 1L year while attending remote or hybrid classes.

The good news is we can wear our pajamas more. The bad news is that we have less social interaction, and we are seeing too much of our couches and computers.

Critical to the success of virtual learning and navigating this new normal is taking care of yourself. This looks different for everyone; only you know yourself. But I’ve compiled a list of suggested best practices for attending classes via Zoom and online learning generally that can help us get more comfortable in our new routine.

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