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[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by GeekyPenguin

3) DO NOT TALK ABOUT THE EXAM AFTER THE EXAM. I hate people who do this.

That makes sense. I used to hate people who did that during undergrad.

[adpiucf]

Has anyone tried LEEWS?

[kddani]

Originally Posted by adpiucf

Has anyone tried LEEWS?

HUGE waste of money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The guy is from Pittsburgh, too. Rip off. Myself and my little law school clique all took it and it didn't really help much at all. It taught a slightly faster method of issue spotting, but none of us ever used it because it didn't really fit with our classes. Everyone always talks about issue spotting, but it's not really the biggest thing on many of your exams. It is REALLY not worth the money.

You DON'T need any books or special programs to get you through law school. The bar exam, yes, you'll need Barbri and/or PMBR or whatever else is common in your state. DON'T waste your money on this crap.

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

That makes sense. I used to hate people who did that during undergrad.

There was a situation after CivPro when one of my friends (who is the worst exam talker ever) IMed about 10 of us, got freaked out that she had given the wrong answer,then looked up a bunch of stuff and got us freaked out.

She got the highest grade in the class. I got the 5th highest.

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by GeekyPenguin

There was a situation after CivPro when one of my friends (who is the worst exam talker ever) IMed about 10 of us, got freaked out that she had given the wrong answer,then looked up a bunch of stuff and got us freaked out.

She got the highest grade in the class. I got the 5th highest.

Have to love the post mortem. Someone in one of my history classes used to do this after every exam, and did it after our big paper for the semester. It was like re-living every class.