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3 Savvy Ways to Be a Law Student on the Cheap

Guest Blogger: Kate Fox, 1L Student Kate Fox is a 1L at University of Pittsburgh School of Law and a social media intern for BARBRI Law Preview. She attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, obtaining a degree in Marketing with a minor in Applied Statistics. As a first year, she has secured a summer legal internship with

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Confessions of a Top Law Student — What I Learned in 1L

Guest Blogger Kate Fox from University of Pittsburgh School of Law tells us about her experience during the first year of law school and what it was like to be a top law student.  Law school is stressful. It is difficult. It is competitive. As I’m sure you’ve read or heard, grades are extremely important, and

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3 Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make in Law School

Guest Blogger: Kate Fox, 1L Student Kate Fox is a 1L at University of Pittsburgh School of Law and a social media intern for BARBRI Law Preview. She attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, obtaining a degree in Marketing with a minor in Applied Statistics. As a first year, she has secured a summer legal internship with

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The Socratic Method, The Case Method and How They Differ

“Socratic Method” are two words that annually provoke anxiety among thousands of entering law students.  So, I thought I’d take a moment to properly define what that is and how it differs from the Case Method. All Teaching Methods Are Not Created Equally People incorrectly interchange the terms “Socratic Method” and “Case Method”  — so

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