Warrior in Law Academy

The skill of strategic outlining will help you approach law school exams with confidence, tackle exam questions with precision, demonstrate a deep understanding of the material aaand score the maximum amount of points. 🥞

POV: I open my word doc to start "outlining."  Mmm, wait. WTF is outlining?! Am I doing this right 😭?! 

(Most of us are first gen. and we didn't have anyone tell us the ins and outs of law school. But Imma tell you everything 🙂).

For example, do you know the difference between an 'initial outline,’ a progressed outline, and an attack sheet?  That this so-called 'initial outline' is a mere compilation of case briefs with little use for your exams (and a potential waste of time)? That your actual study outline needs to *integrate all of the possible ways for you to score points* during the exam? Or that top law students already pre-write their open book exams?

In this course, I'll teach you how to strategically outline—or in other words, extract and organize complex legal issues and sub-issues,  counterarguments, splits, dissents, policy rationales and all of the WAYS TO SCORE ALL THE POINTS ✨ (yiii, because we're in the biz of winning💗). 

You'll know how to create that final roadmap that will serve as your study tool and the key for success on exam day.

Strategic outlining allows you to tackle questions with precision, apply the rules effectively, and demonstrate a deep understanding of the material. Or in other words, it allows you to excel on your law school exams. 

That's why the process of outlining is so important. That's why everybody keeps talking about it. It's the foundation of it all. 

But the key is to do it right. Outlining in law school has nothing to do with outlining for any other subject or area in life. Outlining in law school is *for* and only for your law school exams. 

Strategically. 

Precisely. 

That's the secret nuance ⛓️.