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Yikes! I got my grades, what do I do now?

By Leslie A. Pardo

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For some guidance on how to make your second semester of law school more successful, take time to read the following articles.

Learning from Experience: How to Interpret Your Exam Results and Plan Ahead from the Chicago-Kent College of Law Academic Support Program

How to Change Second Semester: Reviewing Exams and Other Hints for Success from the St. Louis University School of Law Academic Support Services Department.

Spring Semester Blues — Treating 1-Ls right

10 Myths About Law School Grading by Daniel L. Keating, Washington University School of Law

More Advice for Law Students: It’s Not You, It’s Us from Prawfsblawg

The Hidden Sources of Law School Stress by Lawrence S. Krieger

Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on January 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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