Law school is a major investment. When you’re considering which law schools to apply to, and where to ultimately attend, there are a number of factors to consider – tuition, scholarships, location, and job placement statistics, to name a few. Not to be overlooked, however, is the school’s community and culture. Campus visits offer a better glimpse of this than anything else. Law school tours provide a unique opportunity to ask a current student anything you want about the school, its student body, and whatever else you’re curious about. It can be hard to think of questions in the moment, however, so after almost three years of giving tours for Temple Law School, these are the five questions that I would recommend. What does the first-year curriculum look like? Most law schools offer the same doctrinal courses to first-year students. These include: Criminal Law, Contracts, Torts, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Property, and Legal Research and Writing. But there are variations in what else is available depending on where you go. And unless you ask the …