Study aids are resources designed to help law students reinforce their understanding of course material and prepare for exams. Study aids come in various formats, including detailed overviews of the law, practice questions, and exam strategies. The most effective study aid depends on your learning style and course needs. Exploring multiple types can help you find the best fit. For an overview of the most common series, explore the tabs on this research guide.
This guide is selective and not comprehensive and should be used as a starting point for further research - A STUDY AID IS NEVER A SUBSTITUTE FOR OUTLINING AND INDEPENDENT STUDY.
This guide overviews the various study aid publishers/types you can access at the law library; each publisher may cover different subjects, so it is up to you to identify the best series for your learning method and course. As with all study aid materials, the information in each resource may not be entirely accurate for your jurisdiction, course, or professor.
Inclusion of a link to a website on this research guide should not be interpreted as an endorsement of the accuracy or currency of the material on the website. Moreover, no information in this research guide should be interpreted as legal advice.
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