Reading some of those TLS forums and this Yale Law Journal article was posted: How not to succeed in law school
http://ww3.lawschool.cornell.edu/fac...donarticle.pdf
I found it absolutely hilarious, and somewhat enlightening.
a couple of gems from it
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Regardless of what the LSAT people say, however, you will notice that there are several suspiciously solvent LSAT prep course companies who are happy to take your money. Of course, you can always choose to "go bare" and take the LSAT without any prep course at all. People who have done this in the past are called "nonlawyers."
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Studies have shown that the best way to learn is to have frequent exams on small amounts of material and to receive lots of feedback from the teacher. Consequently, law school does none of this.
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How many Chicago Law professors does it take to screw in a light bulb?
None, the market will take care of itself.
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Received an F-minus in my class. Giving this person an F would have been unfair to the people who failed normally.
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