As final exams loom large, the law library will become a second home to many students. Whether you use the library as a quiet study area, the source for reading up on tips for test taking, or as a place for group study, the librarians are here (as always) to help you be successful.
Here are some useful tips:
Try to stay calm. Panic is not your friend.
The library has a lot of sources that can help you:
On-line and hard copy exams that are useful for becoming familiar with what law school exams look like:
http://lawlibrary.hamline.edu/content.php?pid=60281&sid=447196#1373960
Books about successful exam-taking:
http://lawlibrary.hamline.edu/content.php?pid=48287&sid=436781
Study aides for first-year courses:
http://lawlibrary.hamline.edu/content.php?pid=48287&sid=417908
Study aides for 2d and 3d year courses: Ask at Reserve Desk
Here is a list of blog articles with advice for studying for and writing law school exams:
Law School Exam-Taking Tips http://www.concurringopinions.com/archives/2007/02/examtaking_tips.html
Closed Book Law School Exam Preparation Tips
http://lawyerist.com/closed-book-law-school-exam-preparation-tips/
Preparing for Exams
http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/profiles/glesnerfines/bgf-ed5.htm
Finally, you can check out www.cali.org to search for exam-taking tips and podcasts.
Good luck on your final exams!
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