Monthly Archives: November 2011

By Professor Matthew Festa Even if you know everything about the subject, and have the fanciest outline in town, that alone won’t get you prepared for a law school exam. I think that some of the most important pragmatic advice … Continue reading →

By Professor Matthew Festa Learning the substantive law that is assigned on your syllabus and discussed in class is hard enough. If you’re really motivated to do well in law school, you might be tempted to think that if you … Continue reading →

Now that it’s getting to crunch time, we’re delighted to have Open Book Team Member Professor Matthew Festa guest-blogging all week with practical and timely advice. Hello, my name is Matt Festa, and I’m really glad to have the chance … Continue reading →

We recently got asked a question about how best to use the on-line “Real Time” practice exams that we now have available. This is a good question for which we have a pretty definitive answer. First we’ll explain what these … Continue reading →

Happy Halloween to all the law students out there! We hope everyone took a much-deserved break. Once all of the costumes are put away, law students naturally tend to turn their attention to exam prep. It’s time to start outlining! … Continue reading →