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The library has several resources that can help you find supplementary reading during the semester and for exam prep.
First-year course guides:
These guides link to resources in print and online to help you understand the basics.
Cases in-Depth:
Provides audio recordings of opinions commonly read in first and second year courses (HLS registration required).
Each book digs into the stories behind leading cases in major legal subjects.
Test yourself:
Interactive digital lessons and tutorials on legal subjects
General Exam advice:
Includes exam schedules, policies, links to past exam questions, information about exam support, and more.
Tips and resources for preparing for exams
For more general advice on approaches to law school, studying and exams, search for the subject Law--Study and Teaching--United States or for keywords like "law school" "success" "study" "examinations" "exams"
Summaries and Study Aids
Online versions of summaries and study guides including Examples & Explanations, Emanuel Law, CrunchTime, CaseNote Legal Briefs, Glannon’s Guides, and more.
The Library has a number of other introductory and summary series in print, such as the Nutshell series, Examples & Explanations, Understanding the Law of ... Try the advanced search in HOLLIS for your subject plus one of these terms as a title keyword.
Commercial Study Tools:
The library does not collect commercial study tools (e.g. flashcards, Gilbert's & Emanuel outlines), but many are available at the Coop
Take a break!
Don't forget to take a break from your studies. We've created a guide with some ideas for fun.
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