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I attended Law Preview at the University of Pennsylvania Law School last summer. At the end of my first year I am ranked 3rd in my class, a member of both the Law Review and Moot Court team, have a summer job for a federal judge, and a job this fall for my legal writing teacher as a student instructor. Law Preview did an excellent job of providing me with all the tools I needed to survive -- and excel -- in my first year. They helped provide a ground basis for all my core classes, taught me how to take a law school exam and most importantly helped me develop a study schedule that allowed me to study efficiently, without having to pull one all-nighter. I would highly recommend Law Preview to anyone because the information they provide cannot be found anywhere else and it will help prepare you so you can actually enjoy your first year of law school.
—Anonymous, Cleveland State University—Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, Class of 2012
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I cannot overstate what a tremendous difference Law Preview made in shaping my first year at Columbia Law School! Attending the NY session really helped to calm my pre-law-school nerves! The professors were truly wonderful, explaining the concepts and the processes of law school in such a way that there were absolutely no surprises my first year. I could anticipate and was prepared for everything they threw my way! And I just can't say enough good things about how attentive Law Preview's founders are to the needs of their students--they really care how well you enjoy Law Preview and how well you do in law school.The best of it is... I just made the Columbia Law Review! Thanks Law Preview!
—N.G., Columbia University School of Law, Class of 2006
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The first part of law school was definitely more predictable--I was comfortable from the beginning with the overall process of law school, including how to study, what kinds of work to expect, what some of the general concepts were, and what life as a 1L would be like.
—Zach C., Columbia University School of Law, Class of 2008
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Law Preview was a great experience that certainly helped me excel in my first semester. My law school does not rank students but I am thrilled (and surprised!) to report I got an A in two out of my three classes - an honor that only goes to the top 5-10% of the class. Law Preview helped me achieve such success by introducing me to the core, fundamental doctrines and important cases that frequently appeared on my final exams.
—Anonymous, Columbia University School of Law, Class of 2011
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I attended your Law Preview course in San Francisco over the summer. I just wanted to write you to thank you for helping me so much my first semester. I am convinced that if it had not been for your program, I would not have done so well on my finals (3.93 here at Cornell). And your tip about bringing in little things that excited the professor helped me to net an A+ in Torts, which additionally helped me to get a summer job researching for that professor . . . If you ever needed a testimonial or someone to speak volumes of your program, I'm your man.
—Aaron S., Cornell University Law School, Class of 2007
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I guess now's the time of year when you hear good news. I want to add mine to the crowd...I attended the July session in D.C., and it gave me a great introduction as to what to expect during my first semester. When I got to school, I was ready to go! I worked hard, and it paid off...much more than I expected. I got straight A's, and an A+ in civil procedure (known to be one of the hardest exams)! I would definitely recommend the program to others--thanks for having this kind of program in place!
—Anonymous, Cornell University Law School, Class of 2005
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Law preview gave me a great head-start for the first year of law school. It gave me a useful schedule to follow and a framework for how to attack my classes. I followed it to a "T" and got great grades to show for it. THANK YOU for all your help!!
—Anonymous, Cornell University Law School, Class of 2009
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Thank god for Law Preview - I followed the schedule EXACTLY. Without it I would have been completely lost first semester. After law preview and a year of hard work at Cornell, I finished with a 3.95 cumulative GPA. My grades speak for themselves. Take Law Preview!!!
—Anonymous, Cornell University Law School, Class of 2009
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I felt far more prepared each day of class. During finals, I realised how valuable the preparation during the semester had been. I simply focused on practice exams and my outlines. Law Preview also helped me feel confident about my approach to law school because of the framework and method it provided.
—Anonymous, Cornell University Law School, Class of 2009
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The Law Preview program was invaluable. I was more prepared for the first year than most any other student and it really helped me get out to a good start last fall. I had a great first year. I have made Law Review and have a summer clerkship with a top law firm. Law Preview would benefit any future first year law student.
—Anonymous, Creighton University School of Law, Class of 2009
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I took Law Preview in the summer of [2000], which by the way was a great intro into preparing for the demands law school. After my first year of law year I ranked in the top 10% and made law review. This past summer I did a federal judicial clerkship in Chicago. . . . I think one of nicest things about your company is that you and your staff are truly interested and enthusiastic about what you do and your interest and your willingness to help students remains constant. Thanks again and best regards.
—Linda A., DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2005
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I was never the best student in undergrad, but after using the techniques I learned from Law Preview I made the Dean's List after the first semester.
—Cheryl F., DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2009
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There is not very many sources of information regarding the law school experience, especially since there is nothing like it in undergraduate studies. Getting a glimpse of the experience through law preview eased some of the stress of the first year of law school. It was reassuring to know that despite what you may think or hear during your first year, everyone struggles and everyone goes through it. Even if you are lost for the whole semester there is still hope as many in my class did well on exams but appeared hopeless in class. There were also numerous little pointers that I found useful. They did not come up often but there where situations where I would recall something I had heard during the Law Preview Course that was able to get me through a particular case or concept.
—Wesley F., DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2009
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Law preview was great - I felt so much more prepared on the first day than so many other students felt in the first month! I knew how to brief cases, (and more importantly that I SHOULD brief all my cases!), when to start outlining and how to stay organized. I recommend it to every incoming 1L. I finished in the top 3% of my class and so much of that was due to what I learned in Law Preview!
—Anonymous, DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2009
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Law Preview gave me the tools and information to enter law school prepared with a plan to achieve success. Thanks to Law Preview, I was able to hit the ground running while my fellow class mates floundered and struggled to get their bearings in the first few weeks of class. I strongly believe that Law Preview's lessons gave me the edge I needed to start law school right.
—Alexander C., DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2010
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I only took the research portion of the class and then read the book for the classroom portion. The research class was really great and I wish that I had taken all the classes! The research class helped tremendously with the my legal writing and research class. That is the class that requires the most out of classroom work and it really helped to be ahead of the game in how to research. The Law Preview class saved me hours of time. The book for the regular class was really helpful as well. First semester is stressful and it was really a relief when my classes covered cases that i had already read. If nothing else, Law Preview lowered my anxiety level of what law school would be like and whether I could handle it.
—Kristine R., DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2010
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I really can't thank you guys enough. Coming into law school, I had no idea what to expect, but Law Preview gave me the tools I needed to get a running start and keep up the pace for the entire year. I finished up my first year in the top 5% of my class, and I know that would not have been possible without the guidance and motivation I received at Law Preview.
—Alexander C., DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2010
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Law Preview helped me know early on what would be required of me all semester. It provided a familiarity of the subject matter, and gave me important tips on how to approach outlining and studying for exams. I was one of few students who began preparing early, and taking practice tests early, and taking them in to the professors for help, and it really paid off in my final grades.
—Tanvi P., DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2011
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The most beneficial part of Law Preview is that it prepared me by telling me what to expect and providing a great schedule. By sticking to the schedule, I never fell behind or felt completely overwhelmed. Because I briefed every case for all my classes I was always prepared. Law Preview's advice about starting outlines early was probably the best advice because I was done with them by Thanksgiving when other students were just starting or way behind. That way, I had plenty of time to study my outlines before finals, which is probably why I did very well my first semester.
—Anonymous, DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2011
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It gave me an advantage in preparing for the rigors of law school. Getting practice briefing cases and more importantly reading cases helped me pick out the pertinent rules and reasoning that we were tested on at the conclusion of our classes. . . . The school lists 5% increments for rank and I fell between the 15% and 20%, qualifying for the Dean's list with a 3.5 GPA.
—Anonymous, DePaul University College of Law, Class of 2012
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