So... for those of you who don't know, at age 32 I went back to school to attend law school.
I got my first term marks back today, and since I just moved here I don't have anyone else to brag to.
I got all A-'s except for one B.
For the brit's that's first class honors, perhaps touching the top of upper second class
For the French that's a 14-15.9/Bien score.
For the German's that's a 1.6-2.5 / gut score.
For the dutch its equivalent to an 8.
For the Aussies its a distinction.
For the kiwis its 8 sheep.
Sorry, had to throw that last one in. Kiwi grades are the same as ours.
So, anyways... I'm happy.
So you decided to join us on the dark side after all. I had a feeling you'd end up there despite, IIRC, some voiced protests to the contrary in some of your older posts. But no matter, a legal education is a great thing to have. Grades unfortunately are 90% of everything in Law School and first year performance has a lot to do with many things (law review etc.). So keep it up. But at the end of the day, if you're not at the top of the top, it's really no big deal. You'll do fine. Take it seriously, but not too seriously. I partied pretty hard in Law School actually. And Beavis and Butthead, for me at the time, often put things back into perspective after a night of studying. Try to get some practical experience too. While Law School trains you in analytic thinking, legal writing and basic skills, it won't prepare you at all for what goes on in practice--of any kind.
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Somehow I feel lazy now...oh well, it will pass. 
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