GUEST BLOG Harrison Thorne, 2L at UCLA School of Law When I began law school, I found that people either love or hate study groups. I tried to make my own decision. At first, I began studying with a large group—roughly six of us, myself included. I found that the sessions turned into social time […]
GUEST BLOG By Lauren Rose, 1L at the University of Detroit Mercy Outline. Outline. Outline. It’s all everyone seems to be talking about but what exactly is an outline? Well, it’s essentially a study guide. You can buy outlines, receive them from upperclassmen, or you can make your own. It’s all about whatever works best […]
GUEST BLOG By Shaun Sanders, 3L at Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law Like many law students, I was encouraged to avoid using supplements and create my own outlines. Admirable as that may be, it is not how I learn. I learn by triangulating information from multiple sources. In an ideal world, the […]
GUEST BLOG Harrison Thorne, 2L at UCLA School of Law I had the pleasure of attending Law Preview—a law school “jump start program—as both a student and a student facilitator. I learned a lot, and I think it truly helped me do well my first year. One of the best things I learned from Law […]
GUEST BLOG By Lauren Rose, 1L at the University of Detroit Mercy Now that the crazy midterm studying madness is over, I was able to attend a few events hosted by my law school. One of these events was hosted by the law school’s career services department. Even though the leaves are changing and the […]