How to Study to Get a First Class Law Degree 📚| Tips from an LSE LAW GRADUATE

📚The study method and processes that took me from confused and overwhelmed in first year to first class law degree graduate by third year: https://stan.store/kstudydiary

I've been through the feeling of being overwhelmed with long reading lists, not knowing how to extract key information from cases and doubting whether I should even be in law school. However, I've also invested hours into learning how to study effectively, covering everything from how to make lecture and reading notes, to how to write essays. I am a big believer in the idea that it is always possible to improve your study skills, and although it took some work, this effort paid off during my second and third year. I saw a really encouraging improvement in my grades, and learnt how to balance studying alongside everything else I did in law school (and believe me, I was doing the most at times). So, I hope you find this video useful as you go on or continue your own law school journey. As always, I'm rooting for you!

💬 Let me know in the comments if you have a question or topic you'd like me to make a video on — I’d love to help!

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
00:35 Three Steps to a First Class
1:17 Dealing with the VOLUME of content
10:48 Understanding the content
18:38 Applying your knowledge & Practice essays
20:30 First Class Law Degree Guide



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