The Eight Secrets of Top Exam Performance in Law School by
You will learn the three keys to handling any essay exam, how to use time to your advantage, issue spotting, how to organize your answer, and the hidden traps of the IRAC method.
Getting to Maybe: How to Excel on Law School Exams by
This print book is available at the law library Circulation/Reserves desk (2 hour loan)
How to Write Law Exams by
Combining in-depth analysis, easy-to-understand writing, and innovative design features, How to Write Law Exams: IRAC Perfected is the answer to every law student’s exam questions.
Law School Secrets by
This book answers the most-asked questions of first, second, and third year law school students. Exam Preparation: How long should my outline be? What should I include in my outline? Etc.
Mastering the Law School Exam by
The text offers a practical rather than theoretical approach, by including examples that show students precisely “how to do it” and “how to write it.” It examines each type of law school exam, providing examples with detailed analysis of sample answers.
Succeeding in Law School 3d by
Chapters on Outlines, Legal Analysis & Answering the Question 'Why?', Constructing counterarguments, and Law School Exams.
This print book is available at the Law Library Circulation/Reserves Desk.
Circulation Desk - 617-573-8177 - law_circulation@suffolk.edu
Research Desk - 617-573-8516 - lawref@suffolk.edu
Many professors also share past exams on their course Canvas page. Always check with your professors first to see where you can find their most recent past exams.
West Academic Assessment offers multiple-choice, short answer, and essay questions keyed to your West Academic and Foundation Press casebooks or available by subject to work with any casebook. With sample answers and expert commentary, in 1L and select upper-level subjects, this easy-to-use platform will help you test your knowledge and prepare for classes and exams. Here’s how to get started: Go to eproducts.westacademic.com, click “Sign In” in the upper right corner of the screen, and sign in with your West Academic or BARBRI credentials. If you do not have a West Academic or BARBRI account, click “Create an Account” from the Sign In page. Be sure to use your law school email address when creating an account.
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The end of the semester can be a stressful time for law students. Consult the Suffolk University CHW's Counseling Service for resources and information.
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