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DISCLAIMER: The study tips for law students that I post here are strictly experience-based. They are in no way the best of the methods. The idea is that if any of the study tips doesn't align with yours, you can share what has worked for you. It could help someone too. Ciao🤝

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Things you must NEVER do 1 hour to your Law exam: - Compare notes - Read someone else's summary - Sit with panicking friends - Gist - Scroll aimlessly on social media - Eat heavy food Just avoid everything that'll either make you panic or be confused. You're welcome 🫂

A lot of people know about @UseCaseRadar but they are yet to sign up or explore how it works. That's actually like having knowledge without actually using it.

If you hate the law course but still need an A grade, here's what to do: - Focus more on core topics - Use past questions to guide you on the structure of the questions - Study with someone who actually enjoys the course - Break it into tiny daily doses You're welcome 🫂

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A day out of white and black, but still appeared in neutral colours 😂... I'm hooked🤧

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Something that may help in retention? Taking a break. It may be hard to do that when you have a lot to study. But you need to know when to. Rest is part of the strategy. A clear mind retains more. So, REST. You're welcome 🫂💓

As a Law Student, you NEED to master answering both essay questions and problem questions. Essays show how deeply you think. Problem questions show how smartly you act. I prefer essay questions but I still practice the other. Which do you prefer?

Whenever it seems like the semester is running too fast, run with it oo. As fast as you can😪 Because, the moment you slow down to catch your breath, it won't wait for you and it becomes way more difficult at last minute.

Something every Law Student should know? Avoid resource hoarding. You don't need every textbook, every PDF, and everybody's class note. You need your note made specifically for you, from 2–3 credible resources recommended by the course lecturer. You're welcome 🫂