Here, we list multiple free resources where you can find law school practice exams and model answers. We highly recommend that you complete several law school practice exams and review the model answers prior to exam day. It is truly what makes the difference between getting a B in law school and getting an A (or even an A+!) Read more
Here is a quick guide on how to graduate as the #1 law student. Keep in mind, I may be giving you advice that you do not typically hear. I am NOT going to tell you to read every word of every case. (And I will definitely not be telling you to brief cases!) I am also NOT going to tell you to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I WILL tell you how to study smart to maximize your chances of graduating as the #1 law student.
Please also check out this free guide on how to excel in law school. It contains a much more detailed approach. I wrote out the exact recipe I used to graduate as the #1 law student in that guide. This is just the overview!
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If you missed the two-hour presentation of How to Succeed in Law School by JD Advising’s Ashley Heidemann, who graduated #1 in her class, you can listen to it here! Read more
If you are looking to get all A’s in law school, you should know that it is difficult but very possible. Here I will tell you how I did it. I got all A’s (three A-s) and 55% of my letter grades were A+’s. I was not the smartest person in my law school and I did not study 24/7. (I studied six days a week, which you can read more about here.) Read more
If you are looking to be at the top of your class in law school, pay close attention to these five tips by a student who graduated #1. These five basic principles will help you succeed in law school from day one so you can accomplish whatever you set out to do!
Note: if you are looking for a FREE law school prep course designed by a #1 law student, please reserve your spot for our law school prep course here.
If you are looking for a very detailed guide on how to succeed in law school, please download our FREE guide here.
We all know how easy it is to feel anxious and stressed during finals. But there are actions you can take to make yourself feel calmer and more prepared. In this post, we offer some tips from successful law students on how to destress during law school finals!
Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, law students across the nation are suddenly attending online classes. For some, this is a big adjustment! If you are struggling with online classes, we have compiled some tips to help you succeed and make the most of this situation. Read more
With nearly every law school turning to online classes during the coronavirus pandemic, many students are wondering what that means for their exams. It seems as if most law schools are turning to remote final exams. This brings forth the question “what might a remote law school exam look like?” With obvious problems like cheating, timing, and open-book vs. closed-book to overcome, there probably isn’t one uniform answer. In this post, we take a look at some of the options on the table for schools that are turning to remote law school exams.
Law students are asking many questions during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, one of which is how law school final exams will be impacted. The short answer is that it depends on the law school. But, in this post, we will dive deeper into some of the issues surrounding law school final exams in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Here, we give a brief overview of how to succeed on law school exams so you understand exactly why this guide is broken down the way that it is.
Note that no matter what class it is or what style exam it is (open-book, closed-book, essay, multiple-choice, or a combination), your law school exam will test two things: (1) how well you know the law and (2) how well you can apply it. So, you need to focus on learning and applying the law throughout the semester. That is it! Read more
Below are answers to some common questions we get from first-year law students. Read more
Your grade in a law school class is almost entirely based on one examination. That means that your performance on that exam is VERY important! Check out the video below for tips on how to answer law school exam questions!
Are you looking for advice on how to approach law school final exams? You’ve come to the right place! We have written dozens of blog posts offering our best advice. In this post, we organize and link to our best law school final exams posts so that you can easily find what you are looking for!
Final exams in law school can be scary, especially if you get professors who like to give long-winded essay questions. A fact pattern that is paragraphs and paragraphs long is very intimidating! Having the right approach is essential to your success – and the most efficient approach is to use IRAC on law school exams. You’ve probably been taught IRAC (issue, rule, analysis, conclusion) in your classes, and now is your chance to put it into practice! In this post, we tell you how to use IRAC on law school exams.
As the end of the semester approaches, students begin to search for law school final exam strategies. Law school exams are very intense, but the right approach can certainly give you an advantage! In this post we give you five law school final exam strategies to help you prepare!