Now available and ready for immediate delivery . . . Acing Your First Year of Law School strongly supports your making the law review, your summa cum laude standing and your lifetime success as an outstanding lawyer.
Law school is notorious.
To top it all off, the first year of law school is more difficult than the other two years combined, but it is the most important year for your future law career. Your first-year grades determine whether you will earn a place on the Law Review or Moot Court, whether you will get a job as a summer associate, and whether you will get a judicial clerkship after graduation. Remember . . . Not only will you learn what you need to know to succeed, but you will also learn what you do not need to know, so you can stop wasting your time on the trivial things in your first year. They both earned judicial clerkships with federal appellate judges and went on to join a prominent law firm.