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Law School Experience Prep Course

Learn how to succeed in law school

Complete work that simulates life on the job. 5-6 hours and self-paced.
Stand out in your application to Winston Taylor. Show us you're a motivated candidate.

Welcome to our course! We are so excited to have you here.

During this free, law school prep course, you will gain insights into succeeding in law school. You’ll learn how to succeed on law school exams, make constitutional arguments, read and analyze a legal case, and write a law school outline.

We hope this course provides a great resource for you to excel as a 1L or 2L law student and strengthen your resume.

How it works

Complete tasks guided by pre-recorded videos and example answers from our team at Winston Taylor. No live sessions, all self-paced.
Learn how to succeed on law school exams, read and analyze case law, write a thorough law school course outline, and make an effective constitutional argument.
Earn a certificate and add it to your resume and LinkedIn as an extracurricular activity.

Introduction from Winston Taylor

Tasks

Task One: Making constitutional arguments

30-60 minsIntroductory

Read about an early constitutional dispute in our history and learn how to identify types of constitutional arguments

What you'll learn

Understand early constitutional disputes in US history.
Identify different types of constitutional arguments.
Analyze constitutional clauses and their implications.

What you'll do

Read and analyze historical excerpts discussing the constitutionality of specific acts.
Identify textual, structural, historical, and policy arguments related to the Constitution.
Complete a multiple-choice quiz based on your analysis of the provided excerpts.

Task One: Making constitutional arguments

30-60 minsIntroductory

Read about an early constitutional dispute in our history and learn how to identify types of constitutional arguments

What you'll learn

Understand early constitutional disputes in US history.
Identify different types of constitutional arguments.
Analyze constitutional clauses and their implications.

What you'll do

Read and analyze historical excerpts discussing the constitutionality of specific acts.
Identify textual, structural, historical, and policy arguments related to the Constitution.
Complete a multiple-choice quiz based on your analysis of the provided excerpts.

Reviews

4.6

I really appreciated how the simulation mirrored the complexity of real-world decision-making. Specifically, I liked having to balance competing priorities under a deadline. It forced me to lean into data-driven logic rather than just guessing, which gave me a great sense of what the day-to-day rhythm of this role actually feels like.

Student, Savitribai Phule Pune University

"I really appreciated the hands-on experience that the program provided, allowing me to apply legal principles in realistic scenarios. It gave me a deeper understanding of the complexities of the legal field and the opportunity to work through practical challenges. The program also fostered a collaborative environment that encouraged learning from peers and mentors, which I found invaluable."

Student, Sikha 'O' Anushandhan University

I liked that the program gave me law experience; as this was my first venture into law since I became interested in it. Since I hope to work as a lawyer one day; this was helpful giving me insights how to think and write as a lawyer along with the examples showing me how to actually complete the tasks given to me.

Student, Landmark College