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Finals are few weeks away. Do you have your course outline ready?

If you’re like most law students, you probably haven’t even started on it. Instead of stressing out, I suggest you look for a good commercial outline for your course.

I am NOT suggesting that you rely solely on the commercial outline for preparation. Rather, you should use it as a skeleton of how you’re going to organize your outline. You should then supplement the outline with your teacher’s notes. You should also be aware of faulty information in outlines.

Only a sucker would spend money on outlines. So, to help you all you frugal legal eagles out there prepare for exams without breaking the bank, I’ve compiled a list of resources you can use to get FREE course outlines.

Use your law school library.
Lexis Nexis offers free course outlines in several topics.
Student Prepared Outline Banks (Warning: These were prepared by other students. There might be some errors.)
- 4LawSchool.com
- Internet Legal Research Group
- Rominger Legal
- Courselines (You have to register to access outlines, but it’s free.)

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Brett McKay | 22 Nov 06 | Free Stuff, School

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larkas on 22.11.2006 at 22:55 (Reply)

For a more complete list of free outline banks on the web, check out my del.icio.us bookmarks:

http://del.icio.us/larkas/outlines
The Frugal Law Student on 26.11.2006 at 17:18 (Reply)

larkas-
Thanks for the link to your exam bank bookmarks.

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