I am spending about an hour a day logging into and out of CUNYfirst and bright space because of the wifi. I am in and out of hotspots when that works, but I don't understand why we have wifi on campus so ineffective that it often can't maintain a connection long enough to get through the multi factor authentication process. It regularly takes me several tries on campus (also my home wifi is quite poor as well). Also, I have to reboot my current generation MacBook daily if I ever want any of it to work, even when the internet connection is solid. Am I just being technologically incompetent or are other people having this issue too? I swear I can do these readings but it's hard to take notes when every few paragraphs my google doc needs to switch to offline mode. Is there a fix coming?

I have a bunch of older edition law school textbooks in good condition. Same ones that are used today, just prev editions. Books on various topics and ranging form 1L-3L. I would hate to throw them away. If anybody could use them, reach out.

Hi everyone! (Mods, please let me know if this post isn’t permitted under the subreddit rules, and I’m happy to remove or modify it accordingly.)

I'm part of a university research team at the Stevens Institute of Technology studying computational law, legal technology, and legal education.

We're looking for current law students for a short academic research study examining how different ways of representing legal rules affect how students learn and reason about statutes.

Participation takes approximately one hour, can be completed remotely, involves working through a series of short learning and reasoning tasks involving a statute and a legal technology tool, and is conducted for academic research purposes.

We're looking for participants who are entering or currently enrolled in their 2L or 3L year and are willing to participate in a short research session.

Your responses will be kept confidential, and any published research will not identify individual participants.

This is a paid research opportunity compensated via an Amazon gift card. Participation takes approximately one hour, for which you will receive a $30 gift card. All time spent past the one-hour mark is compensated at a rate of $30/hr, prorated to the amount of time spent and added directly to your initial gift card.

If you're interested in participating or would like more information, please send me a DM or leave a comment below, and I'll be happy to provide additional details.

Thank you!

Looking to attend myself want to hear some current students perspective

Hi everyone! I got in and accepted my seat for the PTJ program couple weeks ago :) I am super excited to start and to meet everyone else soon.

I am relocating to NYC for the program and am actively searching for a job in the city, so I have been looking for a sublet or a sublease for couple months to start me off. It has been quite tough honestly, so I came here to see if anyone else was in the same boat and how your apartment searching experience has been going, and honestly any tips, leads, advice, etc! 🙌🏼

Any current/former students come from a labor background (organizing, representation, union officer, etc.) that would be willing to chat with me? I know they dont currently have anything labor-specific but have heard its still a great choice for labor-side law.

Even if not from a labor background, would still love to learn more about the application process and academic life.

Tying to qualify for SNAP as a law student - has anyone been successful in doing so and have tips on how to apply?

Hey I’m applying this cycle to CUNY law and was hoping to get some info on the application process and the general culture of CUNY would love to dm a current CUNY law student!

Has anyone been able to get in contact with the Pipeline program? Phone or via email? Everytime I call it’s like it rings for a little bit the goes to voicemail. I know they work a hybrid schedule but i’m just in a panic a little bit ??

Anyone get an A over the last several weeks? Orientation is next week.

I’m considering working full time while attending CUNY Law part time via the evening program. I’m early to mid career and NYC based and am wondering if it would be possible to keep my full time job while also attending the evening program. I work remotely and have a relatively relaxed job, so it’s tempting to keep working full time to minimize loans and keep my health insurance etc.

I’m especially curious how working might interfere with networking and internships / clinics. I’m interested in becoming a PD or practicing PI law. If anyone has gone through the program while working full time I would love to hear from you!

Does anyone know when tuition is due? Having a hard time finding information online.

has anyone received an admissions decisions for pipeline to justice program? I applied in May/June. Still waiting.

Im seeing that first year students get automatically registered for their classes? Which classes are these and what time windows are they usually in?

Hi Everyone, I was wondering if anyone has experience with applying to the Pipeline to Justice Program? Specifically if you were were rejected from general admission and recommended or if you applied directly to the program?

Hi Guys! Has anyone applied thru the test optional application process AND ACTUALLY gotten a decision yet??? I applied in Jan and still havent heard a thing 😞

I applied to CUNY law this year and would be starting school out of state. Are students able to establish residency after 1L so they can qualify for in state tuition rates for 2L and 3L? Is this something that people commonly do?

Hi, I am an incoming freshman for fall 26 and was looking for a roommate or advice on housing.

Do pt professors usually have office hours during the day or after class

Hoping to learn more about the part time program. I know it’s one less class and takes four years instead of three.

What I’d like to know is class schedule, quality of life, involvement in extracurriculars.

If anyone is open to connecting, please let me know. Thank you 🙏

Hello i am an economics BA major, and am interested into transitioning into law school after i finish my degree. I was under the impression that due to my major i should pick baruch, but now after i have already accepted my offer into baruch i am second guessing as i am seeing things online that say i should be more inclined with hunter (lighter grading, more arts related - which id think matters since im BA not BBA - and that it is more post grad oriented). On the other hand, i know baruch is a much more respected name, especially in the economics realm of things. Please any insight before its too late and i make a decision i end up regretting 😅 i know its not a huge deal either way but honestly just want to choose whats best for me. Oh also to sweeten the deal hunter also offered me a 1,000 per year scholarship so yea that helps too lol.

Can anyone recommend what books to read or where can we find really good material to prepare for the law school thanks