If anyone has anything else they think should be included, please comment so that I can get it added.
First, a good reminder: You are worth more than what you do at school
Other Aggregation Pages
LSL and TLS both have their own site-specific pages that aggregate useful content:
Reading Lists
- What Should I Read This Summer? (Reddit)
- C/O '21's Favorite Legal Podcasts (Reddit)
- Talon's Guide to Success in Your First Year of Law School (TLS, Probably the most famous and well-regarded guide on that site)
- Success in Law School - A Unique Perspective (TLS, extreme but probably the most thorough guide available)
- 1L Soup to Nuts: A Guide to 1L Success (TLS, covers some nuts and bolts that other guides don't: note-taking, a day-to-day schedule, a timeline to follow during the semester)
- The r/LawSchool Guide to Acing 1L (Reddit)
- One approach to 1L success from someone ranked #1 (TLS, a little gunner IMO)
- Thoughts on outlining for 1Ls - (Reddit, some great advice about how to start the outlining process and the kinds of outlines you should make)
- /r/LawSchooloutlines (This subreddit is private, so you'll need to make a Reddit account and message the mods with your law school email address to gain access
- r/hypobank (Same deal as the outlines subreddit)
- u/justcallmetarzan's Collected OC (Reddit, includes Barbri-keyed outlines, course-specific guides, and concept explanations)
- u/tarheellaw's "Weary 1L" flowchart dump (Reddit, incredibly thorough, includes flow charts for 2L and 3L courses as well.)
- The 1L Job Hunt: A Guide For 0Ls (TLS, keep in mind that this was written in 2010, right at the end of the Great Recession)
- Unlocking 1L SAs (LSL)
- Guide - Mass Mailing (TLS)
- 10 Years as AUSA - AMA (LSL)
- Vault Law Editor AMA (Reddit)
- BigLaw/Patent Litigation AMA (Reddit)
- What's Your Typical Day? (TLS)
- How to write well in a clerkship (Reddit, the advice is in a comment)