How you study, prepare for class, and prepare for exams is a decision you must eventually make.  Here are are a few resources to help you along the way.

Traditional Study Aids

• The Law Library’s collection of study aid resources and supplements (i.e. hornbooks) have varied approaches to helping you understand core concepts. The collection includes many notable series, including Examples & Explanations, Crunchtime, and Acing.  They are available in the interactive learning area with many titles also fully available online.

Audio and Flash Cards

• There are flash cards and audio CDs available on reserve.

CALI Lessons

• The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction maintains a collection of almost 1,000 interactive, computer-based lessons covering 33 legal education subject areas.

To access CALI lessons:

1. Go to www.cali.org
2. Enter the email and password you created at registration. (If you have not registered, you will need to create a new user account. Contact Patrick Parsons to obtain an authorization code.)
3. Select Lessons (from Quick Links) and then choose a specific lesson

Exam Archive

• The Law Library’s website provides an archive of sample past examinations from many College of Law professors.