Acing, Nutshell, or Crunchtime for Corporations Cram Forum

[victortsoi]

I have pretty good outlines and about a week or so till my corps exam. Which concise hornbook is the best of these for a quick cram?

[ph14]

I have pretty good outlines and about a week or so till my corps exam. Which concise hornbook is the best of these for a quick cram?

For my corporations class no supplement I looked at was very useful. I thought they were all not very good and so focused on my outline/casebook.

[rise1289]

I have pretty good outlines and about a week or so till my corps exam. Which concise hornbook is the best of these for a quick cram?

Acing was pretty good if your class is more big picture and not so into the statutory supplement.

[soj]

i used nutshell and loved it but i got a shitty grade

[victortsoi]

Nutshell corporations or nutshell business associations? Sorry about your grade, do you attribute it to your study method? Our prof mentions statutes but really focused on cases and concepts.

[soj]

Nutshell business associations. It was the opposite. The book is great with cases, but my prof focused on statutes, especially dgcl. It was a combination of not being smart enough, not study ing hard enough, and not caring enough to tailor my studying to the prof.

[m079]

I used the Concise Hornbook and got an A.

[victortsoi]

I used the Concise Hornbook and got an A.

which concise hornbook? I don't really like the concepts and insights series.

[adonai]

I heard the Acing book is very good.

On a side note, I think this class is the hardest I've taken in law school. It is definitely not learnable with just an old outline.

[soj]

oh i also had acing. very concise but not as clear as nutshell imo.