Looking for law tutor

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• LSATisland Free Trial Inactive Sage

  October 2018 1878 karma

  Are you looking for help with US law or another country? I went to law school in Toronto.
• Refresher Alum Member

  October 2018 edited October 2018 90 karma

  international law should be the same anyway? I am in UK.... Contact me if you scored high on international law > > @LSATisland said:

  Are you looking for help with US law or another country? I went to law school in Toronto.
• Refresher Alum Member

  October 2018 90 karma

  anyone?
• LCMama2017 Alum Member

  October 2018 2134 karma

  I don't think you'll find much luck here since the majority (all?) of us are studying to get in to law school. I doubt many law school students are on this board which is probably why you haven't had much luck here. Maybe you could try posting at your school? or maybe try doing a search on Reddit? Sometimes I see tutors on Craigslist too. Good luck.
• Leah M B Alum Member ⭐

  October 2018 8392 karma

  I'd recommend the forums at lawschool.life for this. This forum is geared much more toward law school applicants. There aren't too many current law students or practicing lawyers here. LSL has a significant amount of both those though.
• Refresher Alum Member

  October 2018 90 karma

  Okay. Thank you.
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  10000019 Alum Member

  October 2018 3279 karma

  @Refresher said:
  Okay. Thank you.

  Look for someone at your school that had the same prof and got at least an A-. You need someone that can help you narrow down what topics to focus on.
• Refresher Alum Member

  October 2018 90 karma

  I don't know where to find them and many of them are studying in their senior years, perhaps they dont have time to do it

  @10000019 said:

  @Refresher said:
  Okay. Thank you.

  Look for someone at your school that had the same prof and got at least an A-. You need someone that can help you narrow down what topics to focus on.
• 10000019 Alum Member

  October 2018 3279 karma

  @Refresher said:
  I don't know where to find them and many of them are studying in their senior years, perhaps they dont have time to do it

  @10000019 said:

  @Refresher said:
  Okay. Thank you.

  Look for someone at your school that had the same prof and got at least an A-. You need someone that can help you narrow down what topics to focus on.

  Are you in any clubs? That's the most natural weigh to make friends with upperclassmen.