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Our small classes have helped us develop strong friendships with each other and close ties with our professors. During my first semester, we were put into groups to develop a project that would be presented within the week, on a topic that we knew little about. This was an extremely interesting, if stressful experience, since we had so little time to prepare and we didn’t really know each other. It was wonderful to see the different methods that each team usedÌýto meet the challenges of a situationÌýthat many of us will encounter in our professional lives, namely, how to work with people you don’t know while effectively dividing labor and meeting strict time constraints. (For the record, my team won andÌýwe were rewarded withÌýa bottle of champagne!)  ÌýÌý

Everyone who works here is extremely pleasant and helpful. No matter what issue you might face, you’re never left alone and professional help is always available to you. It’s rare that professors simply lecture; instead we discuss our opinions so that we get to learn from as many different perspectives as possible. All of our professors make time to meet with us and since they know us personally, they’re in a good positionÌýto provide individualized adviceÌýthat’s appropriate to our specific contexts.ÌýÌý

This city and this program have allowed me to pursue a more entrepreneurial and creative path than what I would have probably encountered in law school. I like living in a place where people take the time to see friends and enjoy all that the city has to offer, and being surrounded by Paris’Ìýbeauty makes me feel more alive, even on the greyest of days. And while they say that you are what you eat, I eat croissants every day and I still haven’t become one, so I’ve got that going for me too. ÌýÌý

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