Exams are a major factor in how well you’ll do in law school. Though your homework scores might have been enough to buoy your grade in undergrad, many law school class grades will be determined by one or two exams throughout the year. With this in mind, you must understand how to study for law school exams.

The first thing you’ll need to know about studying for law school exams is that there is not a single right way to study. Instead, there is a way to study that works for you. Your goal should necessarily be to adapt to someone else’s study style and make your study style consistent and efficient. Whether it’s reading case notes, listening to lectures, or taking practice tests, you should find what works for you and focus on that.

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