Law school prep

Luxuri Law

A book stand. As I mentioned in my go-to law school advice post, a book stand is an essential item for law school given the hefty amount of reading you’ll be doing. A book stand raises your b…

One very frequent question I get asked is what my schedule in law school looks like. When do I study? for how long? How many classes do I have each day? Well, here’s the answer! Class Schedul…

If you're going to law school, you'll need to familiarize yourself with the IRAC Method: Issue, Relevant Rule, Application, and Conclusion. Apply this rule to analyze legal problems. #thelawunscripted #lawschoollife #lawschool #lawschoolbound

If you are looking to get all A’s in law school, it is possible! Here I will reveal my secrets to how I got all A's (mostly A+'s) in law school.

As a first generation law student I was genuinely lost about this whole process. Applying and writing the LSAT was already a big mystery that I had to decode and going into law school I could not have been more unprepared than I was. Thankfully, there are now countless resources and alumni online that are able to share their tips. Here are a few things I quickly realized upon my entry into this legal world. www.simplysandra.ca #firstgenlawstudent #lawyerswhoblog #lawschoolblogs…

Tips for doing well on the LSAT. #lsat #lawschool #lawschooladvice #lawschoolapplication

Highlighter color-coding for law school case briefings.

Starting law school can be a little daunting. Who am I kidding, law school can be TERRIFYING. The set-up is different, the exams are different, and your whole legal career depends on your performan…