How To Manage Law School Imposter Syndrome
How To Manage Law School Imposter Syndrome
You’ve researched, applied, went to interviews, and finally received an acceptance letter into the law school of your dreams. However, as your 1L year progresses, you start suddenly feeling like you’re somehow not supposed to be amongst your classmates. They all seem to be more accomplished and intelligent and seem to have their act more together than you. Do you belong in law school? The short answer: yes. You do belong in law school. What you’re experiencing is known as “imposter syndrome” and it’s actually very common amongst law school students. Imposter syndrome refers to the disbelief that your success is deserved because of your own efforts or skills. In this post, we cover ways to manage law school imposter syndrome.