4.1.3.2) Where should I buy my books and supplies? (King Hall Law School)
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This article is from the King Hall Law School FAQ, by David F. Prenatt, Jr. NetEsq@dcn.davis.ca.us with numerous contributions by others.
4.1.3.2) Where should I buy my books and supplies? (King Hall Law School)
You should be able to obtain all of your books and supplies at the
Silo Bookstore. However, you can probably find the books you need
elsewhere for less. For instance, America's Legal and Professional
Bookstores at 725 J St in nearby Sacramento, (916)441-0410, does a
greater volume than the Silo. You should also post a list somewhere
in the law school of the books that you want to buy and watch for
lists that other people post of the books that they are selling.
4.1.3.2.1) Should I sign up for a bar review course during my first year of law school? (King Hall Law School)
Yes, even if you don't plan to take the bar exam. When you sign up
for a bar review course, you will obtain free outlines of your first
year courses that will help you in preparing for your final exams.
You may also be able to get a free bar review course by becoming a
sales representative for one of the courses.
4.1.3.2.2) Which bar review course should I purchase? (King Hall Law School)
Most people purchase BarBri or Barpassers [Note: Barpassers has been
purchased by Wests and renamed]. Given the choice, I signed up for
Barpassers and later became a sales representative for Barpassers. My
preference should be obvious, but both of these courses are very good
courses. Check out all of the courses on the market and decide for
yourself which one is best for you. Some people whom I know even
signed up for both BarBri and Barpassers to obtain all of the outlines
that both courses offered and/or to play the two vendors against each
other on course price.
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