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Social Life Survey |
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The social life of a JD/MBA is very exciting and demanding. The law
school is comprised of younger students, and JD/MBAs (who are older,
sometimes married, and with a fuller class load) have to make time to
get to know their classmates. The law school makes this easier by
having relatively small student sections (60 each) so classmates can
get to know each other very quickly. Law students often frequent bars
and clubs located downtown and throughout the city.
The business school has even more social activities, most of which
occur in Evanston. Because many of the social activities involve
student organizations or respective sections, participating in CIM
(conceptual issues in management) Week helps orient the JD/MBAs with
the culture of Kellogg (which is different from the law school).
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Northwestern University School of Law Admission & Application Surveys
