CiNii Books - Letters to a law student : a guide to studying law at university

Letters to a Law Student relays all that a prospective law student needs to know before embarking on their studies. It provides a useful guide to those considering a law degree or conversion course and helps students prepare for what can be a daunting first year of study.

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Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Part 1 THINKING ABOUT STUDYING LAW 1. Why Law? 2. The Right Stuff? 3. Law Degree or GDL? Part 2 PREPARING TO STUDY LAW 4. Arguing Effectively (1): Logical Arguments 5. Arguing Effectively (2): Speculative Arguments 6. Applying to University and Doing the LNAT 7. Tips for Interview 8. Some Traps to Avoid 9. Advance Reading 10. A Mini-Dictionary of English Law 11. Some Last Advice Before You Start Part 3 STUDYING LAW 12. The General Approach 13. Using a Textbook 14. Reading a Case 15. Looking at Statutes 16. Reading an Article 17. Using the Internet 18. Getting the Most Out Of Your Teachers Part 4 PREPARING FOR YOUR EXAMS 19. How to Write an Essay 20. A Sample Essay 21. Answering a Problem Question 22. Coping with Stress 23. Tips on Revising 24. Last Advice Before the Exams Part 5 THINKING ABOUT THE FUTURE 25. Moving On Appendix End Notes Index

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