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Beyond the Resume: What Legal Journals Actually Teach You

Is joining a law review or legal journal actually worth the time in law school? Journal membership often means long hours of cite checking, Bluebook formatting, and editing complex legal scholarship. But the experience can provide far more than a resume credential. In this video, we explore what legal journals really do and the practical skills students develop through the process. From mastering legal citations and improving writing to conducting deep research and managing long-term projects, journal work mirrors many of the skills lawyers rely on in practice. We also discuss the career benefits of journal membership, when it might not be the right choice, and how to choose the journal that best fits your interests and goals. If you're deciding whether to join a journal or simply want to understand how the experience can shape your legal career, this overview will help you evaluate whether it's worth the commitment.