Looking back on law school, law school graduates often realize they made things more difficult than they needed to be to perform well. To avoid this, here are some suggestions for making law school easier: Worry less about class. Make sure you still attend class. However, try to stress out Read more…
What happens at law school orientation? Most of orientation is a test-run where you can dip your toe in and get a sampling of what law school will be like when you are finally immersed in it. It can include legal academic lectures, social events, job and career information, a Read more…
Once you have finished your second semester of your first year in law school, the last thing you probably want to do is take on another assignment. However, the write-on assignment to get onto Law Review is a big deal for your legal career. Law Review is important because membership Read more…
LAW SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS Students should be careful when deciding which law school to attend. Many scholarships are offered to potential law school students, in order to encourage them to attend their law school. Although many of these scholarships are allegedly based on undergraduate grades and LSAT scores, students usually do Read more…
Law schools publish a scholarly law journal called law review or law journal. Law reviews publish articles written by practicing attorneys, law professors, and judges and shorter pieces called notes or comments written by law students, who are usually on Law Review. Authors of law review articles discuss problematic areas Read more…
How does Law School Tutor assist law students and prospective law students for free? Law School Tutor is available to answer questions from prospective law students and current law students regarding law school, including advice on selecting a law school and advice on how to achieve success in law school. Read more…
Shouldn’t I try to work on my own first and wait until I receive my first set of grades before hiring Law School Tutor? Most law schools use a very strict and demanding grading curve* and evaluate the student’s overall GPA and class ranking to determine if the student will Read more…
Awards are often given to law school students who receive the highest final (total) grade for a class for each semester. Since some professors do not give 4.0s, an individual may receive an award for a 3.5, 3.8, etc. Therefore, a student who received a 3.9 in a Torts class Read more…