-: Syracuse prepares you as a professional.
I know a lot of schools prepare you for the Bar,
a lot of schools prepare you, maybe on subject matter
or how to read a case, or brief a case, or write a memo.
But I felt like Syracuse had a lot
of professional skills classes that were great
for making you feel competent when you get out of school.
It's still an apprenticeship, and frankly,
I think that when you graduate from law school,
it's okay if you don't feel competent for a period of time
because it's daunting what we do.
No one knows all of the laws.
Nobody knows all of the regulations.
Nobody knows all of the peculiarities of the court systems,
or the administrative process.
But Syracuse at least gives you the framework
to at least feel competent as a professional
when you enter this very, at times daunting profession.