Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses? Forum
- ReasonableNprudent
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Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
Hey all,
I heard the other day that some schools allow 1Ls to bring outlines into core 1L bar courses. I was surprised to hear this, as I was under the impression the ABA precluded any "open book" exams on bar courses.
If you were allowed, where?
I heard the other day that some schools allow 1Ls to bring outlines into core 1L bar courses. I was surprised to hear this, as I was under the impression the ABA precluded any "open book" exams on bar courses.
If you were allowed, where?
- A. Nony Mouse
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
All my 1L courses were open book. That's extremely common. The ABA doesn't ban it.
- ReasonableNprudent
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
Are you willing to say where you went to school, A. Nonny?
- A. Nony Mouse
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
Lower T1. But I don't think I've known anyone at any school who had all closed book exams in 1L classes. One or two, maybe - it's at the prof's discretion.
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
Some of mine were open, some were closed. Depended on the professor.
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- Mack.Hambleton
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
All of mine are, most are take home
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- Poldy
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
One of mine is and another allows a page of notes.
- sublime
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- TheSpanishMain
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
I go to Georgetown. A few were take home, the rest were open book, with one banning commercial outlines.
- unsweetened
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
I have one course that's closed book, another limited to a 10 page outline. The rest are pretty much use whatever you created.
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- whitespider
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
100% closed book for all bar classes at my T2. FML.
- SemperLegal
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
It's a curve, it doesn't matter.
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- whitespider
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
Yeah, no doubt. Just a lot of information to force into one's brain.
- heythatslife
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
Where does it ever say that ABA prohibits open book exams for 1L core courses? FWIW, only one of my 1L exams at Harvard was a closed book test.ReasonableNprudent wrote:Hey all,
I heard the other day that some schools allow 1Ls to bring outlines into core 1L bar courses. I was surprised to hear this, as I was under the impression the ABA precluded any "open book" exams on bar courses.
If you were allowed, where?
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Re: Were you allowed to bring outline into 1L courses?
hand written note carding your outline is your friendwhitespider wrote:100% closed book for all bar classes at my T2. FML.
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