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legal foundations are included in the 1L grade report

I never knew about the 1L Midterm grade PDF sheet, that makes me feel so much better. Thank you so much, you have no idea how much it changed my view

Thank you so much, this means a lot

I got a C+ on legal foundations at uOttawa, and I am devastated, any advice? My marks feel mediocre and I was okay until legal foundations. I feel like dropping out (dramatic but im so upset). I got a B+, B+, A, B, and C+ (legal foundations).

Should I go paperless (as in purchase an iPad) for law school? I'm not sure how it works like if profs use powerpoint or online textbooks and if it is a good idea; love to hear some advice

Do you know if there's a site/fb group that people post to sell these?

I would love to hear a response to this as well!

Your school's law school advisor/further education specialist can provide resources as well as direct you to staff that help students edit/brainstorm their personal statement (it's free too)

Regardless, this post wasn't supposed to be about him and whether law is right for him or if I'm lying randomly for pure pleasure; this post is about learning about real estate law at uOttawa for myself so I'd like keep the topic back to that and gain some advice and insight from people! Thank you!

Excuse me? What would I gain from lying about my friend debating between a school? Why wouldn't I ask the question myself like I have in the past? If you look at my posts, I haven't got into Ryerson so it makes zero sense for me to ask about Ryerson v. Ottawa especially since my acceptance for Ottawa becomes firm today LOL... What motive would I have? Just because we share a similar passion in real estate law does not mean that I made up a "friend" for the sole purpose of asking a question that I'm more than comfortable asking myself if I had to. He has suffers from anxiety and I know how rough these forums can get with people assuming things (like what you just did), with that being said, I offered to posted on his behalf and ask around for him as I don't know much about corporate and real estate law with both schools lmao.

I'd like to go into real estate law, I am currently planning to go to uOttawa; is there anyone who went to uOttawa who pursued real estate law? I'd love to connect and hear about your experience

Posting for a friend, he's deciding between Ryerson and Ottawa - he was accepted to Ryerson back in February but recently got into Ottawa. He would like to pursue real estate law as well as is interested in corporate law! He doesn't care for the location but hopes to work in the GTA. I'd love to hear your thoughts and forward it over to him!

You can provisionally accept and it will turn firm on July 2nd automatically; if you hear back from Ottawa before then, you can switch

Anyone else still waiting that currently has an offer about to go firm in about 2 days?

in the waitlist letter, it says you will be notified by phone call and/or email