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Top Tips for Creating a Law School Finals Study Schedule

For many law school classes, the majority (or entirety!) of your final grade is based on the final exam. This is why it is so important to create a personalized law school finals study schedule that will work for you! Don’t save your studying until the last minute, which will only serve to add more pressure to what is already a high-stress time for most students. Set yourself up to succeed on your law school exams by making a study schedule before your last day of classes. Your law school finals study schedule should center on three key components: (1) outlining for each exam, (2) reviewing and memorizing your outlines, and (3) taking practice exams. Below we explain how to map out your “big picture” plan and then the day-to-day details to effectively and efficiently study so you can ace your final exams!

Taking A Law School Final At Home

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Taking A Law School Final At Home

Quarantine and lock-downs forced law students and professors to adapt law school classes to a virtual setting. Though the daunting final exam that will make up all (or most) of your grade has not been abandoned, the method by which the exams are administered has been altered. As students come back to the classroom, in-person exam administration is not always coming back with it. Even with communities opening up at this point in the pandemic, you still might find yourself forced to take a law school final at home, and it’s important that you know how to set yourself up for success.

How To Handle back-To-Back Law School Finals

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How To Handle Back-To-Back Law School Finals

Your law school final exam schedule can leave some students with a slight advantage over others. For example, some students will have large gaps of time in between finals. Others will have final exams in short succession. Those with larger gaps of time in between each exam have more time to calm down from one exam as they prepare for another. Those with shorter gaps of time have to adjust their study schedule accordingly. If you’re a law school student facing back-to-back final exams – fear not! Here are JD Advising’s top tips for handling back-to-back law school finals.

How To Get Through Law School Final Exams

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How To Get Through Law School Final Exams

Getting through law school final exams in one piece takes stamina, motivation, and discipline. We know, this is a lot easier said than done. Regardless of whether you’re taking exams during the fall or spring semester, the process is tiring, stressful, and repetitive. Wake up, study, wake up, study, take final, and so on. If you’re a law school student struggling to make it to the finish line – don’t worry. Here are some tips to help you get through law school final exams.

Four Tips For Law School Midterms Prep

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Four Tips For Law School Midterms Prep

Midterms in law school do not play as major of a role when compared to final exams. Final examinations will determine almost all of your grades, however, midterms can factor into your final grade, even if minimal. On top of potentially acting as the difference between an A- and B+, midterms also serve several key purposes. So, while most would say that midterms aren’t as important as law school final exams, they still matter! To maximize your final examination success, you should treat law school midterms as serious exams that require attention. Doing so will ensure that your midterm grade is an accurate representation of your progression at that point in time. With that out of the way, here are JD Advising’s law school midterms prep tips

Three Law School New Year’s Resolutions

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Three Law School New Year’s Resolutions

It’s the start of a brand-new year, so you know what that means! Resolutions are aplenty. For law students, starting off the new year right and maintaining beneficial changes throughout the year can be a challenge. Classes and studying take up the majority of your time, however, on top of that, there are other activities such as socializing and other obligations. So, let’s start the new year off right with some of JD Advising’s best new year’s resolutions for law students. We have everything from study techniques to self-care tips in this post and are sure there’s something here for everyone. Ok, time to say goodbye to the holidays of 2021 and hello to a fresh 2022.

How To Deal With Final Exam Anxiety

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How To Deal With Final Exam Anxiety

If you’re reading this – chances are final exams are coming up, and you may or may not be freaking out. Final exams are a difficult period for law school students for a number of reasons. Not only do you have to engage in intensive study for multiple classes, but you also have to manage emotions. Anxiety, stress, pressure – they all have to be navigated when it comes to law school finals. However, for some students, the anxiety of upcoming final exams can be more a greater obstacle. We’re here to help you deal with the often-overwhelming anxiety that comes along with final exams. Let’s take a look at some of our favorite pieces of advice for dealing with final exam anxiety.

Keep Calm & Pass Final Exams: Free webinar!

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Keep Calm & Pass Final Exams: Free webinar!

Are you a law student worried about final exams? Are you struggling with time management and stress? If you answered yes to any of these questions then this webinar is for you!

JD Advising is pleased to partner with the American Bar Association to present this webinar to New York, Michigan, & Illinois law students only! Join this webinar on Tuesday, November 16, 2021, at 12:00 PM–1:00 PM ET (11:00 AM CT)!

JD Advising Law School Outline Samples

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JD Advising Law School Outline Samples

Looking for law school outlines that will help you stand out from the crowd? JD Advising outlines are tailored to help you excel in your law school classes. Here, we give you a few law school outline samples. And next, we tell you how our outlines will help you excel in your law school classes!

Where To Find Law School Multiple-Choice Questions

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Where To Find Law School Multiple-Choice Questions

Want to test your knowledge of the material you are learning in your law school classes? Unfortunately, most available multiple-choice questions are tailored to the bar exam, not law school. Our Qbank, as part of our new law school study aids, however, is an exception! Our law school multiple-choice questions are specifically tailored toward law school so that you are tested only on topics covered in your law school classes and what you might see on your law school exams.

Michigan Virtual Law School Visit: How to Excel on Law School Exams

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Michigan Virtual Law School Visit: How to Excel on Law School Exams

Are you a law school student struggling with how to study and do well on law school exams? JD Advising is pleased to partner with the American Bar Association Law Student Division to present a free webinar addressing how to excel on law school exams! Join this webinar on Thursday, October 28, 2021 at 12:00 p.m. ET!

Law School Final Exam Etiquette

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Law School Final Exam Etiquette

They can be the most annoying people in the world. You know the type. The people that brag about how easy the final exam was. The people who show up late to the final exam. The students that run up to you asking about the intricacies of essay number five. They’re the type of people who feel the need to share their ideas with classmates 10 minutes before the final and psyche other people out because of it. Regardless of whether there is a written code of conduct for law school exams, all students should know the basics. Let’s face it, the people described above can make taking a final exam a nightmare without them even knowing it. The importance of law school exam etiquette is something that is partly common sense, partly learned, and always appreciated. If you’re new to law school or need a refresher on how to behave during final exams – Read ahead! Here are our favorite and most appreciated pieces of law school final exam etiquette.

Top 5 Tips To Prepare For Law School Exams

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Top 5 Tips To Prepare For Law School Exams

Law school exam grades can be make-or-break for your law school career. Law school exams are a lot of pressure to weighing on any student, irrespective of how well you handle stress. In this post, we cover our top five tips to prepare for law school exams!

Five Ways To Ace Law School Exams

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Five Ways To Ace Law School Exams

In this post, we cover five ways to make sure you ace law school exams. Read further to see which actions and habits can give you an extra edge!

5 Tips on How To Use Examplify to Write Law School Exams

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5 Tips on How To Use Examplify to Write Law School Exams

In addition to civil procedure, torts, and other foundational areas of the law, your 1L classes will teach you how to think like a lawyer. However, your classes won’t necessarily teach you how to prepare for your exams or how to use your school’s exam software. While we have plenty of advice on how to write a good exam answer, today we want to share five tips on how to use Examplify, a common test-taking computer software, to write law school exams.