How to learn how to do well on a law school exam Forum

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[iThwl]

Very focused article on how to do well on a law school exam. Thanks.

[lynch]

Thank you for this information. It can helps us a lot.

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[goldeneye]

Thanks!

[ams212]

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[juristhedoctor]

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[racrfish]

Awesome!

[Mack12]

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[MT Cicero]

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Thanks much!

[steelythews]

Thank you!

[AllDangle]

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[Young Marino]

Probably the best read on exam taking I've read thus far. Thank you so much!

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[epiphinous7]

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[CicerBRo]

Love this guide. Have one question: When applying law to facts, should you say the case name every single time. And should you incorporate the case name into the sentence, or with a cite (w/o signals) at the end of the sentence?

[scrowell]

Love this guide. Have one question: When applying law to facts, should you say the case name every single time. And should you incorporate the case name into the sentence, or with a cite (w/o signals) at the end of the sentence?

no, u don't have to cite on exams.

[MurdockLLP]

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[jrs42]

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[sc564]

Awesome guide, very informational! I'm going to be a 1L this fall, so I've been trying to synthesize advice from you, Talon, Arrow, etc.

Just a quick question: Are there certain points during my first semester where I can just step back and verify that I'm going in the right direction in terms of learning/preparing for the exams (like some checkpoints?). I know everyone has their own learning styles so I want to make sure I'm not veering off in the wrong direction. I heard this horror story about someone who supposedly followed all this advice but still bombed first semester exams. Thanks in advance.

[Sean_33]

thanks!!

[Po$eidon]

Awesome thread