Finals are fast approaching and the stakes are high, as your exam score will be the most significant factor in your grade for the course. Not only do you have to know the material, but professors typically grade on a curve, so your performance will be assessed relative to that of your peers. What can you do now to better position yourself to succeed?
What can you do now to better position yourself to succeed?
Here is some friendly advice on how to ace your law school finals:
Write your name on all blue books and number them (for example, 2 of 3). This will ensure none of your work gets lost and that your answers are easy to follow.
Leave space throughout your answers. When you review your work you may want to expand on a thought or insert a new citation. This extra space will allow you to easily (and neatly) add to your work.