This guide introduces key resources available through the NYU Law Library to support your studies.
It serves as a starting point for exploring study aids, which are helpful tools to reinforce your understanding of legal concepts. Keep in mind, however, that study aids are designed to supplement, not replace, your outlining and independent study.
You’ll find a variety of publishers and formats represented here, each covering different subjects. Select the series that best matches your learning style and course needs. Please note that the content may not always reflect the specific focus of your professor, course, or jurisdiction.
The Law Library team is here to support you, virtually and in person, so don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. Additional help is available via Ask a Librarian.
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, and can 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.
Resources in this guide will indicate whether the material is available in print, online, or both.
For print material, loan periods can vary. NYU Law students may check out:
Most open-stack books: one month
Reserve and course materials: 2 hours
For full details on student borrowing privileges, please refer to our website or ask staff at the circulation desk or reference desk for assistance.