With Labor Day on the horizon, some law schools are already in full swing while others will be starting classes soon. Among students there is already talk about how to set up study groups and using supplemental books (a.k.a. study aids) to help analyze cases and better understand black letter law. In short, every student wants to know what proactive steps they can take to give themselves an edge.
When it comes to law school there are no do-overs.
When it comes to law school there are no do-overs. That’s why you need to make smart choices to help improve your performance. It’s important to find out how to select the best study guide based on how you learn material most efficiently. Choose wisely and you’ll also get important feedback prior to exams and have more time to study.
Here are some tips to guide you through the process from the very start of the semester through to midterm and final exams: