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Outperform Your Toughest Law School Competition TOP 10% Nearly 40% of BARBRI Law Preview students finished in the top 10% of their 1L class. OUTPERFORM YOUR TOUGHEST LAW SCHOOL COMPETITION Enroll in the nation’s most respected prep course for incoming law students 2016 COURSE GUIDE FIRST-YEAR GRADES ARE CRUCIAL TO YOUR LEGAL CAREER. Any attorney will tell you that the grades you earn during your first year of law school will directly affect your future career opportunities. That’s because the most selective legal employers start recruiting in the fall of your second year; so early that 1L grades are all they see. First-year grades also typically determine eligibility for law review and other prestigious scholastic activities, and many top employers refuse to interview candidates without these honors. Therefore, your 1L performance dramatically impacts what opportunities you will be considered for after graduation. It takes more than desire and will. It takes proper preparation for the challenges you will face. BARBRI Law Preview is your best chance to ensure your place at the top of your class by teaching you how to develop and execute a winning strategy for academic success. Since 1998, we’ve taught more than 14,000 entering law school students how to excel — with amazing, well-documented results. Discover all the advantages that only BARBRI Law Preview can provide. WE’LL HELP YOU OVERCOME EVERY CHALLENGE FROM DAY ONE. Nothing can prepare you for the challenges and expectations of law school like BARBRI Law Preview. Why is a strong start so important? Pay attention to what the experts have to say. “A student’s grades during the first year of law school are extremely important. Top law firms recruit for their Summer Associate programs during the fall semester of the 2L year and often only consider a student’s 1L performance when deciding whom to interview. We have been a proud sponsor of the Law Preview program since 2009 because we know that proper preparation can make a real difference in the lives of students about to enter law school.” MIKE TELLE, ESQ., HIRING PARTNER, BRACEWELL & GIULIANI LLP “The legal market has always been obsessed with academic credentials and, today, few students except those with strong grade-point averages at top national and regional schools can expect a come-hither from a deep-pocketed firm. Nearly everyone else is in for a struggle.” THE NEW YORK TIMES, “IS LAW SCHOOL A LOSING GAME?” GIVE YOURSELF EVERY ADVANTAGE WITH OUR PROVEN PROGRAM. RECEIVE EXPERT INSTRUCTION Some of the nation’s top law professors — recognized experts in their fields who teach at some of the best law schools in the country — provide an overview of each core 1L class. Mapping the “big picture” in each of your courses before you begin ensures that you will not be forced to read cases in a vacuum like many of your unprepared classmates. GET AHEAD WITH PROVEN ACADEMIC STRATEGIES You’ll learn how to properly brief cases, create useful outlines and develop skills for studying more effectively while better managing your time. You’ll also attend lectures on all first-year classes, so you’ll be comfortable with the material well before classes begin. MASTER UNIQUE TEST-TAKING METHODS In law school, your final exams will likely determine your entire grade. With so much emphasis placed on these tests, you need to be prepared. Our faculty of law school professors will teach you our unique method for conquering law school exams — one that goes beyond the typical “IRAC” method many students employ to their detriment. You’ll learn how to deconstruct hypothetical fact patterns and draft A+ answers. Apply for a full or partial scholarship offered through our partnership with prestigious law schools, law firms, companies and bar associations. For an enrollment application or information on payment plans, scholarships and school-partner discounts, go to lawpreview.com/outperform or call us at 1-888-PREP-YOU. *SIGN UP BY JUNE 1 to take advantage of these lower, limited-time prices. COURSE LOCATIONS, DATES & PRICING ATLANTA HOUSTON PHILADELPHIA July 25–30, 2016 July 25–30, 2016 July 18–23, 2016 Emory University University of Houston University of Pennsylvania School of Law Law Center Law School AUSTIN LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO July 18–23, 2016 (Session 1) July 18–23, 2016 Norris Conference Center June 27–July 2, 2016 University of California Hastings University of Southern California College of Law BOSTON School of Law July 25–30, 2016 WASHINGTON DC Suffolk University (Session 2) (Session 1) School of Law July 25–30, 2016 July 11–16, 2016 Catholic University CHICAGO MIAMI School of Law August 1–6, 2016 August 1–6, 2016 Northwestern University Florida International University (Session 2) School of Law College of Law August 1–6, 2016 DALLAS NEW YORK August 1–6, 2016 (Session 1) SMU Dedman June 27–July 2, 2016 School of Law New York University School of Law DURHAM July 11–16, 2016 (Session 2) Duke University July 18–23, 2016 School of Law (Session 3) August 1–6, 2016 $1195* (reg. $1295) $1095* (reg. $1195) 6-DAY COURSE 5-DAY COURSE Complete course with 5-day Comprehensive overview of all overview of core 1L subjects plus first-year courses and lectures 1-day legal research and writing $295* (reg. $395) $695* ONLINE WORKSHOP Get quick access to core academic LEGAL RESEARCH / success lectures & study tools WRITING One-day concentrated research $199* EXAM TAKING STRATEGIES and writing workshop with expert Start with the right skills needed to feedback – held on Saturday succeed in your final exams *SIGN UP BY JUNE 1 to take advantage of these lower, limited-time prices. PAST STUDENT PERFORMANCE IS PROOF THE PROGRAM WORKS. It’s a fact. BARBRI Law Preview students perform better than their fellow law school peers. How do we know? We’ve heard it from former students, themselves. We retained an independent third party to survey BARBRI Law Preview alums and get feedback on how well our insights and curriculum paid off for them. We were surprised to receive such a large percentage of completed surveys, but we weren’t surprised by what they said. Among the thousands who were surveyed, 99% said the course met or exceeded their expectations…and there’s more. TOP of % % 6 10 95 16 Students Pass Rate 1st Year Median Invited to Join For the Bar Class Ranking Law Review or Other Exam in Local Among LP Alums Law Journals Jurisdictions THE BEST PRAISE COMES FROM PAST STUDENT THOSE WHO’VE BEEN THERE. PERFORMANCE IS PROOF Here are words of testimony offered by previous BARBRI Law Preview graduates about the difference the course made THE PROGRAM WORKS. in their law school success. “Law Preview provided me with an outstanding overview of my 1L curriculum and allowed me to grasp the big picture of each course far earlier than I would have otherwise. Thanks to Law Preview’s overview, from the moment that classes started I knew how to manage my time, which proved invaluable when reading period began and I was ready to invoke Law Preview’s exam preparation strategies right on schedule. I would definitely recommend this class to any incoming law student!” COREY B. HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, CLASS OF 2013 “I participated in [BARBRI] Law Preview this past summer in Los Angeles, and the course was very influential in my first semester success because it taught me how to approach the material, remain organized and stay one step ahead... I strongly believe it is due to the training, materials and resources provided by Law Preview that I finished my first semester in law school with a 4.0 GPA.” STEPHANIE R. LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL, CLASS OF 2014 © 2016 BARBRI, INC. 46555 HUMBOLDT DRIVE, STE. 103, NOVI, MI 48377 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT 1332 KANSAS CITY, MO RANK AT THE TOP OF YOUR 1L CLASS Learn How Inside To register online, visit lawpreview.com/outperform Make the decision that can make your career..
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