Hearing the word “exams” being thrown around is enough to create fear and loathing in the minds of all law students. Add to that other words

I’m terrible at remembering names, and I’m even worse when it comes to numbers – and a closed book exam means memorising lots of case names and sections of legislation. Like most law students, I tend to panic when I heard the words “closed book exam,” but here are some tips for making the process easier… Timing When it comes to studying for a closed book exam, the most important thing is to give yourself plenty of time. It depends on the size of the exam, but generally you wi

Exam time looms, and you have an open book exam ahead: rejoice! There is a common misconception that open book exams are easier than closed

“What was the most valuable lesson law school taught me? That I’m able to survive on four hours of sleep a night during exam week,” said Kir