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Starting to study for the LSAT can definitely be the hardest part, but now that I’m a few weeks in, I have some ideas on how one might prepare themselves to begin their LSAT journey. Here are a few tips I’ve compiled to help you get started too.
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We’ve finally reached the start of RRR week, or more famously known as dead week. Here are five ways you can mimic dead week at home!
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Dealing with the shift to online classes means coping with the stress of online midterms. To help, here are some tips on how to prepare to take an online midterm.
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It’s that unfortunate time of the semester again: Midterm season. To make your life simpler, here is the only study guide you’ll ever need.
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We don’t think staying awake should be a determining factor for your studying success, so we’ve compiled a list of ways to stay awake this dead week.
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For some people, there are times when it’s difficult to find the motivation to study. For other people, the motivation never even arrives. That’s why some of us need to invent ways to study without actually feeling like we’re studying, kind of like how Daniel-san learns karate just by waxing
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It’s hard to motivate yourself to exercise, hang out with friends, be a good person and go to class. Honestly, it’s hard to motivate yourself to even get out of bed. After all, what’s the point of moving if you can successfully turn in all your assignments, watch your lectures and study all without
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Getting your graduate student instructor, or GSI, to like you is more important than many people realize. These are the people who will be grading your problem sets, papers and midterms. Some GSIs have even been known to drop hints about tests to students. In a school where everyone is looking
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We have been training our brains all semester for finals week, and the finish line is in sight. But first, we need to survive the aptly named dead week. We might all be tempted to interpret the whole week of “no classes” to mean “party and watch TV all day,”
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We get it. Maybe your extracurriculars got the better of you. Or maybe you are the unfortunate victim of the dreaded three midterms in one week, in which case we’re really, really sorry. Or maybe you really did have time to write that paper, but you were too sucked into binge
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