Orientation

Orientation is, without a doubt, the absolute biggest waste of time that a school could possibly think of. It was five days of useless information and forced socialization that did nothing but making people more worried about the beginning of Law School. The amount of pertinent information covered could have been covered in about 4 hours, not five days. And to make matters worse all of the valuable information was told to use again on the first day of class, nearly verbatim. The only thing more useless than the orientation program is the mentoring program. To be quite frank, I don't know what in the hell a person who has one year more experience than me is really going to help me out. Everybody studies differently, and everybody has their own way of doing things and all the mentor program does is try and force their method of doing things on you. I don't care how hard the school is, requirements like turning in your notes to your mentor or do other assignments is extremely unwanted, and not at all needed. Its not like it does any good, and do we need any more things to do in Law School? Do we really need an extra hour of meeting per week on top of the class load? No we do not, and the mentoring program at our school is absolutely idiotic and a huge pain in the ass.