The Secret to Straight As in Law School⇢ Outlining, Briefing, Finals 

They are both gorgeous! But they are here to tell us about the law and what’s in their heads, not their looks.

. So complimenting one implies the other is not gorgeous? Also is giving someone a compliment somehow diminishing their intelligence? Make it make sense.

I'm happy we could help!

ooo, that is a good one! Thanks

We talked a bit about our undergraduate experience in our How to Get into an Ivy League Law School video, but we can surely talk more about it and our reasons for choosing law school in another video. And good look, enjoy every minute of it because college flies by.

Thank You!

and please do the EIP video ad 1L recruiting videos!!!!

Good Luck! Hopefully, we'll see you around when we return from Cape Town. What Legal Methods section are you in?

Briffault!

Wow, I find it so annoying when schools offer a key resource but don't promote it. Im happy you found out tho! -Angel

The bar site for your state has past questions and answers and those are good study material

Some common reasons are that when others submit their work, there is an assumption that it will remain within whatever bank they submit it to/ if you are a TA for a class, you aren't allowed to give it to others.

No one teaches you how. The assumption is that you'll figure it out. Columbia is a little better than a number of schools because we had these optional work lunches called Focus Friday where they provided helpful information for 1Ls. For one of the Focus Friday sessions, the instructors discussed timelines and some of the other information we mentioned.

Thank You!, some professors would email them to the class sometime during the semester and some affinity group and other organizations have them in their banks.

I am glad you found the video helpful. Unfortunately, we cannot share our outlines. If you are still having difficulty getting started, feel free to shoot us an email and, hopefully, we can be of some assistance. - Sam

Angel & Sam LLP fair enough! I will follow up your advice here and will let you guys know.

I lived on campus for the first two years! Next semester I don't plan to, but I only have class three days a week. My apartment was literally two blocks from the law school. It was really helpful for me because I study late at night and sometimes early in the morning. At times, I would literally find random classrooms at 1:00 Am to study in. - Sam

You're welcome!

I actually prefer closed book exams lol, but that sounds like a drag 😩 -Sam

Angel & Sam LLP I know I’m late but why did you prefer closed book? My school is only closed book☹️☹️

That's the second time someone has told me I look like her lol Thank you! --Angel

That is actually something that I've been advised since the beginning of law school not to do, and I like to generally stick to that. - Sam

Yes, usually you can. At least that was my experience at Columbia. Some professors would allow the outlines for part of the exam and no outline for another part (like a multiple choice section).

Your outlines and attack outlines look dope but I also wanna know how effective they were in the end because letter grades do matter :(