I've heard a few 1L students recommend learning how to brief cases and get familiar with the “IRAC” (Issue; Rule; Application; Conclusion) Method. Also, having a solid understanding of grammar may sound intuitive, but when getting into complex reading, it truly helps (much like how grammar assists with the LSAT). Otherwise, I personally enjoy listening to podcasts like Thinking LSAT where they'll have 1L, 2L, 3L students and others in the field come on from time-to-time to give advice and overall the hosts provide insight into the good and bad of law school. In other words, I feel having a solid, basic comprehension of what is desired of you can assist, but I'm also the type who likes to be somewhat prepared.

Interested like the rest of my fellow Sagers! Looking forward to it.