Law school coach answers REDDIT questions...

[@AngelaVorpahl]

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[@adamlamparello8701]

Your videos are so spot on. You explain everything so clearly. Well done.

[@AngelaVorpahl]

I'm so glad they're helpful!!! 💛

[@acool166]

Great video! How do you approach making a "canned answer" outline for final exams? Would love to see a video on the best way to do this.

[@AngelaVorpahl]

I show you guys an example of a canned answer in the upcoming video dropping on Sunday, so be sure to hit "notifications" so you get notified when it drops!

[@ECO473]

Hey Angela...did you ever have an exam where you walked out of the room KNOWING THAT YOU CRUSHED IT??? And then your grade confirmed that you did crush it???

[@AngelaVorpahl]

Hmmm good question. I've definitely had the opposite happen - where I thought I bombed an exam and I wound up getting an A. I suppose there have been exams that I felt solid about that I wound up getting an A in as well, but I don't know that I ever felt 100% confident walking out of any exam because there always seemed to be other issues to spot or arguments to make (that I would have loved to) if I had more time.

[@ECO473]

@@AngelaVorpahl I know the feeling; I've been there a couple of times. In my first semester, I was sure that I missed every issue under the sun on my Contracts exam, and I even entertained thoughts that I'd either be put on probation or be told to leave. Instead, I ended up with my first ever A in law school. YAY!!! In my second year, I was blessed to score an A in Federal Income Tax after I had been a practicing accountant for ten years, so I'm certainly proud of that. In my third year, I had the hardest exam ever in Bankruptcy. All of my classmates were smart, brilliant people...and THEY walked out of that exam shaking their heads; that's how brutal it was. Even with that, I got blessed with a B. My friends in that class all graduated, so they made it out alive as well (LOL). Most times, I was cautiously optimistic. But in my second year was the one time I KNEW that I killed it: I had taken a four-hour exam in Wills, Trusts, and Estates, and I walked out of the exam CONVINCED that was the easiest exam I had ever taken in law school, and that I hit a grand slam. My friends were equally convinced that I was insane.🤣 It turns out that I got a B+, which was the second highest grade in the class. My professor was kind enough to mention that fact when he wrote a recommendation letter for me a couple of years later. Rumor had it that anywhere from a quarter to a third of the class ended up with a D (holy cow!!!). Happily, I've been blessed to do well at the JD and LLM levels over the years, but I will always cherish the Wills, Trusts & Estates grade from Spring 1997 as my finest hour in law school.