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By now you may have heard mention of this book, but if it, this resource is super cool. Although I graduated over a year ago, I read this book last month and immediately sent 5 copies to some of my friends who currently 1L's. I am a big fan of this book because law school was tough for me but I ended up graduating in the top of my class. I think that anyone who is really down to do good as a law student should get the book. If not, then don't bother. It just would not make sense to invest thousands of dollars into a legal education and not get your hands on every available resource that could help you perform better as a law student. I bought it on Amazon, but I just saw it at Barnes and Noble on Saturday.

Later.

lol
what does it take to get an A at cooley
fogging a mirror?

I dont know, I went to MSU. But I have many friends who graduated from Cooley. Whether it is Cooley, MSU, U of M, FSU, etc., clients don't care where you graduated from. Maybe the book is not for you, but if not then don't read it. Thanks.

i love how you think you're fooling anyone

now i see why you ended up at cooley you retard

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i'm going to go write negative reviews of your book now
hth

Brut wrote:i'm going to go write negative reviews of your book now
hth

This would both be uncool and libelous unless you state you never read the book, but OP is dropping this book around a lot.

did some googling
i'm beginning to think the author, jevon arvin davis, didn't even go to law school

AReasonableMan wrote:

Brut wrote:i'm going to go write negative reviews of your book now
hth

This would both be uncool and libelous unless you state you never read the book, but OP is dropping this book around a lot.

You can read the first couple of pages on Amazon, which I did. It is objectively terrible.

popsmurf wrote:I think that anyone who is really down to do good as a law student should get the book.

So this is a book on community service?

elterrible78 wrote:

AReasonableMan wrote:

Brut wrote:i'm going to go write negative reviews of your book now
hth

This would both be uncool and libelous unless you state you never read the book, but OP is dropping this book around a lot.

You can read the first couple of pages on Amazon, which I did. It is objectively terrible.

yeah that's what i was about to post
i read enough of it to see it was a fucking train wreck

why on earth would you after graduating read a book on getting As in LS ? (not that I buy what you're saying)

Brut wrote:

elterrible78 wrote:

AReasonableMan wrote:

Brut wrote:i'm going to go write negative reviews of your book now
hth

This would both be uncool and libelous unless you state you never read the book, but OP is dropping this book around a lot.

You can read the first couple of pages on Amazon, which I did. It is objectively terrible.

yeah that's what i was about to post
i read enough of it to see it was a fucking train wreck

There are actually more pages available than I realized. It is absolute comedy gold. The first page is full of so many inaccuracies and baseless generalizations that you can't help but laugh. Early on the second page, though, we get our first super-secret tip to "obtaining superb grades in law school." Let me lay it on you:

"Specifically, if you are going to pay attention by using a recording device, make sure the record button is actually 'on' once this lecture portion of the class begins."

"A's and B's are superior grades."

you either did not go to law school, or you went to the law school with the harshest curve ever.

emkay625 wrote:"A's and B's are superior grades."

you either did not go to law school, or you went to the law school with the harshest curve ever.

How can I read the sample???!?

"From the onset of the semester, focus on preparing for the exam in week one (or no later than week two), because this approach will position you for great academic magnificence..."

Absolutely rolling.

mvp99 wrote:

emkay625 wrote:"A's and B's are superior grades."

you either did not go to law school, or you went to the law school with the harshest curve ever.

How can I read the sample???!?

Click on the picture of the book on Amazon. I won't link it here so as to somehow attract more attention/increase its Google result.

I think the first page gave me cancer

My favorite part is the only review.

"This was a excellent book. It was very easy to understand. My grades have and study habbits have improved" -Jevon Davis

Is it bad that after I got to the first improperly italicized comma I knew that this person was not a credible source about making As in law school?

emkay625 wrote:Is it bad that after I got to the first improperly italicized comma I knew that this person was not a credible source about making As in law school?

Improperly italicized commas are the least of this clown's concerns.

Jezuz op is getting shredded like a Julienne salad

PeanutsNJam wrote:Jezuz op is getting shredded like a Julienne salad

OP went to MSU, NOT Cooley. This is an objective review.

ETA luckily Jevon Davis took his own advice and did well in law school. I do wonder why he bought his own book, though.

Pg. 5:

"These cases will entail two or more parties in dispute over a legal issue, whose case has reached a Federal or State Court of Appeals or a Supreme Court, respectfully."

lololol

i dunno it looks likea cool book to me