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Law school exams still open all doors. But only very few achieve the grades fully satisfactory, good or even very good at the end of their law studies. What constitutes above-average performance in law exams? What does it take to be among the top elite? Which myths and misconceptions prevent students from reaching their full potential? Pascal Lippert - himself a lecturer and experienced examiner - shows what really matters in learning and in the exam, why the last 20% of the way to the predicate exam are the hardest and how it can still be done. With his advice on a structured approach to studying and effective preparation for the exams, the chances of a particularly successful result increase.

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