Law Preview now offers its acclaimed Exam-Taking Workshop -- a key component of our 6-day summer prep program -- to all law students online during the academic year for only $129!
Designed specifically with busy law students in mind, our Online Exam-Taking Workshop consists of 162 minutes of high-quality, streaming video, segmented into 77 distinct chapters to best accommodate your schedule in the days and weeks leading up to your exams. Your 45-day subscription entitles you to 24/7 online access to the video lecture and the accompanying written materials, so you can learn Law Preview's unique approach for conquering law school essay and multiple-choice exam questions, including:
- What "issues" are -- and how to spot them;
- How to properly frame the disputes that merit discussion;
- The three types of arguments your professors will expect you to make in support of (or against) any legal rule;
- A straightforward essay format that effectively communicates your knowledge;
- Tips for distinguishing your answers from those of your classmates;
- Strategies for effective time management to ensure that you complete the entire exam; and
- How to properly analyze multiple-choice questions and methodically eliminate answers that cannot be correct.
After teaching you how to analyze hypothetical fact patterns typically found on essay and multiple-choice exams, we hone your skills with interactive exercises. You'll also review four real law school essay exam questions and model responses so that you can truly understand the sophisticated analysis you will need to demonstrate in order to compete for top grades.
Click on the register now button below to signup online, or call us at 888-PREP-YOU (773-7968).
| Law Preview Program |
45-Day Access Price |
Law Preview Alumni Access Price | |
Online Exam-TakingVideo lecture & interactive exercises related to essay and multiple-choice exam questions. |
$129 |
$79 |
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*Alumni of Law Preview's Summer Program automatically receive a $50 discount off the full-tuition price at registration.
WHAT SOME OF OUR STUDENTS SAY ABOUT LAW PREVIEW'S EXAM-TAKING PROGRAM . . .
GWU does not do a ranking, but I was placed in the 1%-15% bracket of 1L students, which is the highest reserved honors that GWU gives . . . and have been invited to join the George Washington University Law Review. . . . The Law Preview class on Exam Taking helped me to not only recognize exactly what my professors wanted to read, but helped me go into the course from day one with that mindset (something most students don't begin to realize until they begin to outline). . . . Law Preview helped me feel confident that I could achieve the goals I had set for myself, which I did.
You guys are the best! Here is an update for you: After first semester, my GPA is 3.67, and I am ranked #17 out of 314 (top 5.5%) at John Marshall Law School in Chicago. Not only that, but my Torts professor selected one of my finals essays to put on file in the school library (anonymously, of course) as an example of a good student answer. So I'm officially a published writer, if only anonymously! Your class here last summer was one of the reasons for my success. Thanks a million!
Although NYU doesn't rank students, I ended the year with a 3.68 GPA, which means I'm in the top few percent (I'm guessing top 2-3%, since there are only around 10 students out of a class of about 450 with a 3.7 or above). One of my professors emailed to tell me I wrote the best exam in her class this spring. . . . Overall, I wouldn't ascribe my success solely to Law Preview, but I do think it helped calm me down and got me off on the right foot from the very beginning of the year; and it definitely helped when it came to exams. Now that the first year is over, I'm waiting to hear about journals in a few weeks (fingers crossed), and as a result of my GPA, I will have my pick of firms.
