WMU-Cooley Law School Analysis

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When we got admitted to law school, we all most likely encountered a number of emotions. Some of you might had felt positive feelings, other of you may had experienced mixed thoughts instead. However, it seems, that the longer we went on in our law school journey; the friends we were able to create, the professors whom went the extra mile for us, and the clubs that this school currently offers have helped made this law school feel less intimidating and more like a home.

The Christian Legal Society should be chartered back to at WMU-Cooley Law School because we want to enable our members, individually, and as a group, to love the Lord with their whole beings - hearts, souls, and minds - and to love their neighbors as themselves. For, their

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