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    Introduction from Winston & Strawn

    Tasks in this program

    Task One: Making constitutional arguments
    30-60 mins
    Introductory
    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.

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    "I enjoyed the readings and felt the material was very relevant to what might be taught in a law school classroom"-- Student from University of Rochester
    "I would prefer not to be featured on any homepages, but thanks very much for creating a law school simulation - it really helped solidify my desire to apply for law school."-- Student from Oberlin College
    "I like this method of the program because, i am very great to have experience like this because i can accses it from Indonesia"-- Student from President University
    "I loved all four activities and the work done was very beneficial.I feel much more confident with my writing, synthesis and IRAC skills.I am looking forward to applying these abilities to my future law essays.Also as a UK student who is fascinated with US Law but doesn't have it as a module it was a exciting insight in to US commerce law and readin..."-- Student from University of Surrey
    "I think i did well because everything that i did i was confident and i also knew what i was really doing which helps me get more into it and also it helped me a lot to build my confidence and trust through my new path for law"-- Student from My institution is not listed
    Law School Experience
    Law School Experience

    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 lawyers at Winston & Strawn. 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.
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    Law School Experience Prep Course

    Learn how to succeed in law school

    Law Free 550+ 5 Star Reviews