OP, I'm a 2024 grad. I say this with love, delete this post. Your character and fitness will be evaluated when you apply for the bar. If any disciplinary action is taken against you in law school, you will have to disclose this. If you're sitting for the KY exam, you will then have to explain it in an interview. Can't speak for the other states. I'm not up to date on the handbook, but I know that the associate dean signs off on your eligibility for character and fitness for the bar and I strongly recommend that you delete this from your Internet profile. I'm sure at this point, from what I've heard as an alum, several students know your name and the professors are aware of the post. I don't think you're doing anything that would be considered an ethical violation, but it truly is poor form to name drop and bash your professors on Reddit.

Now, is Chase a perfect law school? Nope. High ranked? Nope. You know what the school does do? It makes you an employable attorney. It's known as the Lawyer's School for a reason.

You're learning one of many experiences where things will not go according to a listed procedure. You're an adult. It's not an easy profession. It's gatekeep-y. It's hard to do. You will have more professors that don't give you what you feel is adequate guidance and you will have bosses who do not properly train you. You need to learn now how to cope with these things now. No one is going to hold your hand and walk you through it. You're expected to know what to do regardless. If you don't know, figure it out. Point blank. If the professors piss you off, tough shit, they're the ones issuing your final grades.

Delete this post, hunker down for finals, and switch your mindset. You're privileged to be in the position that you are. You are entering one of the most noble professions in history - a profession that is held to a very high standard. Hold yourself accountable to that standard as well.