Finals Intensive

For a limited time only $100

     Feeling anxious about finals? Do you have a plan for how you're going to prepare—or are you just trying to study everything and hoping it pays off?

     You've spent the semester learning the law. But knowing the law and earning points on a law school exam are two different things. The final stretch before exams isn't just about how much you study. It's about what you practice, how you practice, and whether you're preparing for what your professor actually rewards.

     That's where our Finals Intensive comes in.

     Designed by law professors who have taught and graded law school exams, this 37-minute, on-demand Intensive helps you make the most of your remaining study time and sharpen the skills that matter on exam day.

Here's what you'll get:

• 37-Minute Video Intensive: Learn how to develop stronger legal analysis, explain why facts matter, evaluate competing arguments, and spend your limited exam time where the points are. You'll pause throughout for hands-on exercises that put these skills into practice.

• Interactive Workbook: Follow along with the lesson using provided fact patterns, legal rules, and guided writing exercises.

• Personalized Finals Execution Plan: Identify what's most likely to cost you points, learn how to practice more effectively, and build a realistic study plan for the days leading up to your exams.

• One-on-One Coaching Session: Meet individually with an LSPL coach to review your Finals Execution Plan, refine your study strategy, or ask any other finals-related questions.

You don't need to study everything harder. You need to know where to focus your effort.

     Stop guessing how to prepare. Build a plan, practice with purpose, and walk into finals knowing you've prepared for more than just remembering the law.

Fundamentals + Professor Calibration

Deposit of $100 due upon application; remaining $450 due upon acceptance into program

     A comprehensive system designed to help law students build elite exam-writing skills and then tailor those skills to the professors who will grade their exams.