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Welcome to our Student Blogs
Posted by Eric Kniskern on Jan 26, 2009
We want you to know what Law School is really like. Feel free to explore this site and meet our student bloggers by visiting their online journals. If you have any questions, feel free to email the Admissions Office or the students.
Meet Jon Johnson
Posted by Eric Kniskern on Jan 25, 2009
So why do you want to go to law school? I know there are many answers. For some, maybe it is a chance of being a part of a noble profession. Others, maybe a significant pay raise and job security, and some maybe a chance to help others. For myself, that question has a simple answer. Passion! Passion for justice and resolution of life’s problems. The chance of entering a profession that I would look forward doing for the rest of my life. Read my blog.
Meet John Mock, Harrisburg Campus
Posted by Eric Kniskern on Dec 7, 2008
Meet John Mock in his own words:
If you’re a prospective law school student, and you’re anything like I was, there are undoubtedly tons of questions flying through your mind. You’re possibly thinking, “Will I be able to handle the workload? Will I have any free-time? Are all the horror stories about the first year of law school true?” My answer to these questions are yes, yes and no. Visit John’s blog.
Meet Aaron Baker, Delaware Campus
Posted by Eric Kniskern on May 16, 2007
Meet Aaron Baker in his own words:
My name is Aaron Baker. I’m a first-year law student here at Widener
University School of Law, in Wilmington, Delaware. I’m writing this
blog to share my experiences getting into and during law school. I
hope that my experiences will be helpful to you, or, at least,
entertaining. Visit Aaron’s blog.
Meet Niki Carter, Harrisburg Campus
Posted by Eric Kniskern on May 16, 2007
Meet Niki Carter in her own words:
My name is Niki Carter. I am a second year (2L) student at the
Harrisburg campus. I participate in quite a few activities here at
school, which you will very soon realize! I survived first year and am
so close to surviving second year. Visit Niki’s blog.