Insider Tip: Assessing your performance on practice exams and midterms/finals isn't about shaming your mistakes—it's about adapting your exam preparations in the present and improving your performance in the future.
ChallengeYourself: If you assessed your fall midterms and finals, how do you plan to use that information in the spring?
Sometimes, looking at a bombed (or even decent) exam feels like staring into an academic abyss.
Your heart races. Palms sweat. That little voice whispers, "What was I thinking when I wrote this exam?"
Spoiler alert: That voice is keeping you from growing. And I'm about to show you why.
Why Self-Assessment Works
Reviewing your past performance gives you clarity on four things: (1) What skills you struggled with so you change and hone those skills in the future; (2) What skills you excelled on to continue them in the future; (3) Whether you understood your professor's organization and writing preferences before the exam; (4) If you maximized points for adhering to your professor's organization and writing preferences when writing the exam.
Insider Tip: The way you think shapes the way you outline.
Challenge Yourself: Take the quiz below to identify whether you’re a big-picture or detail-oriented thinker, and use that self-awareness to outline more efficiently.
Have you ever tried outlining a certain way just because other students were doing it? That’s totally normal—everyone does that at some point, trying to figure it out.
Bu...
Insider Tip: Success on multiple-choice exams isn’t just about memorizing rules—it’s about mastering the nuances and spotting the subtle difference between an almost right answer and the exactly right one.
Challenge Yourself: Set a goal for how many multiple-choice questions you’ll complete before midterms in each subject. Then go one level deeper—review every miss. Understanding why you got a...
Insider Tip: Academic struggles can be overcome by changing the way you organize, learn, and practice writing every topic before exams.
Challenge Yourself: Instead of just working harder, is there something you haven’t tried yet that could make things click?
We all struggle to learn in law school at some point.
The difference between students who struggle and those who seem to "just get it...
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