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0L Needs Some Tips for Law School Preparation
This_is_Hard
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Hey 0Ls, 1Ls, 2Ls, 3Ls, and Law School Grads:
After about a month or two of digesting the January LSAT and getting accepted into my top choice for September, 2021. The thought of law school and becoming a lawyer is daunting and worrisome. After some thought and reading posts like: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/23446/a-discussion-to-begin-a-debate-my-position-on-0l-prep, I am definitely going to prepare for 1L.
Here are some questions I hope you can help me with:
Is it beneficial to continue studying using LSAT prep materials like 7Sage?
What are Canadian equivalents to Hornbooks and Examples and Explanations?
Any other general tips, guides, studying that one should do before law school?
Please do not say something like "relax and enjoy the summer", as I am dead set on studying for 1L. Just asking for people's opinion on what the best plan of attack for 1L is.
