By Eleanor Clerc In law school, most of your exams, whether multiple choice or essays, will make heavy use of fact-intensive...

By Eleanor Clerc Note: Although this post is primarily written for 1Ls, all students can benefit from this guidance. By now, most of you...

By Eleanor Clerc As the semester starts ramping up, many law students are looking for the best ways to organize and study material...

By Eleanor Clerc For 1L students starting their first year of law school, there are a lot of unknowns. Between a new school, new...

By Eleanor Clerc Why 1L grades matter so much. Your 1L grades are extremely important. They are the most important grades you will...

Write down a goal today: whatever your goal, research shows that you’re significantly more likely to achieve it by writing it down. Try...

Parallel structure is the repetition of a chosen grammatical form within a sentence. You create parallel structure by making each...

Today marks the start of the official launch window for our experiential group course beginning on February 13. In this and future posts,...

The biggest mistake is that students fail to use enough facts in their responses to show that they have properly considered the issues...

Check out a short video with strategies for handling the time pressure of law school exams.

Often the law isn’t as clear as you’d like it to be. Instead of worrying, embrace it. You may have spotted an issue that ends up on an exam.

There are a lot of Top 10 lists out there, but we’re giving you the one thing you should accomplish in your first week of law school.