It required plenty of hard work, motivation, and discipline, not to mention firs-rate time management and study skills. A healthy sense of humor also helps out tremendously.

What Other Things That Need To Succesfull Law Student

<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Reading each case twice: getting plenty of information out of them</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Color- coding tour highlights: you can do this by using pink for facts, blue for the issues, green for the rationale, and yellow for the court's holding</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Writing in the margin: write brief summary of each important point or significant fact in the margin of your casebook</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Taking the material one step further: has the Professor recommended any law review articles that you need to check out? Go to the library and look them up. Are any points in the reading unclear to you? Look them up in a study aid or treatise</li></ul>

How To Read Case

After you finish a case, change the fact slightly, and then defend your argument for the same or different outcome. The more practice succesfully answering hypos at home, the more confident you'll feel about answering them in class.

Tips Prepare For Respond Hypos

At the point, your job is:<ul><li>Remembering the facts of the original case</li><li>Figuring out wheter changing the facts changes the result of the new case scenario</li><li>Explaining the logical reasoning behind your answer</li></ul>

Our Task To Handle Professor's Socratic Question

Participate everyday, don't miss many classes (usually four misses per semester is the maximum), and continuanlly ask thought-provoking question

How To Increase Grades

- Avoiding distraction:<ul><li>Finding a quiet nook to work in</li><li>Making your study enviroment conductive to studying</li><li>Getting a spouse or friend to keep small children occupied for a portion of each night</li><li>Separating work and school</li></ul>- Making a priority list for every study session - Writing a start and stop time for studying on a piece of paper and keeping it handy - Avoid zoning out (daydreaming)

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