Category: How To Succeed in Law School

How To Succeed in Law School

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 5): T...

Aug 31, 2017

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 4): T...

Aug 11, 2017

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 3): T...

Jul 27, 2017

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 2): S...

Jul 20, 2017

How to Succeed in Law School: Introducti...

Jul 10, 2017

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 5): Thinking About Exam Preparation

by Victoria Coyle | Aug 31, 2017 | Associate Success & Development, How To Succeed in Law School, Tips for Law Students | 0 |

A word on how you should be thinking about exam prep during the early days of the semester–including when to start outlining and what materials to use when you do.

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 4): To Study Group, or Not To Study Group

by Victoria Coyle | Aug 11, 2017 | Associate Success & Development, How To Succeed in Law School, Tips for Law Students | 0 |

All about law school study groups! Should you join one? How big should it be? What’s the point? How do get the most out of it? Part 4 of our “How To Succeed in Law School” series has the answers.

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 3): Taking Good Law School Notes

by Victoria Coyle | Jul 27, 2017 | Associate Success & Development, How To Succeed in Law School, Tips for Law Students | 0 |

In law school, it is imperative that you create strong note-taking habits from the get-go. Here’s a few techniques for how.

How To Succeed in Law School (Part 2): Starting Out the Semester

by Victoria Coyle | Jul 20, 2017 | Associate Success & Development, How To Succeed in Law School, Tips for Law Students | 0 |

Starting the law school semester off strong. Part 2 of Blacklines & Billables’s series on How To Succeed in Law School.

How to Succeed in Law School: Introduction

by Victoria Coyle | Jul 10, 2017 | Associate Success & Development, How To Succeed in Law School, Tips for Law Students | 0 |

Introduction to our How To Succeed in Law School series, which offers a battle-tested method for studying smart and achieving the best possible grades in law school.