We teach you to analyze and write like your career in law depended upon it. Because it does.
All you need is 10 hours or less and a commitment to improve to transform into an exceptional law student who can compete for A’s and the job you want, pass the bar, and excel as a lawyer. The transformation in skills and future career opportunities you get from this program will pay for itself many times over.
Our name means unique. Your unique learning style will benefit from our specialized training as we focus on the most important skills you’ll need as both a successful law student and lawyer—legal analysis and writing.
The Program
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You’ll find our live, experiential course on Zoom to be FUN, PRACTICAL, and TRANSFORMATIONAL. No other program invests the time and personal attention you need to reach your full potential.
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You’ll look at things differently. Our proprietary exam-taking system will change how you approach law school and bar exams.
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You’ll do things differently. Our advanced legal analysis and writing techniques give you the skills desired by employers and will improve your future opportunities.
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You will develop your skills through practical exercises, including mock exams, that we critique. This is proven to be the most effective way to improve. Plus, experience tells us that you’ll love the personal feedback.
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You’ll be especially motivated to ‘cross the finish line.’ We reward participation with points to encourage friendly competition and award bonuses and money back for outstanding participation.
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You will benefit by being part of an important new community. A community that is based on supporting each other and developing your professional network with future lawyers NOW—sources of support, referrals, recommendations, and connections—that you can turn to throughout your career. For example, your Sui Gen classmate’s firm may be conflicted out of a case that they could refer to you or you’ll need to hire local counsel in a state where you aren’t barred and can recommend your Sui Gen classmate.
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You’ll love our Zoom Happy Hours – at the start of the course and the topical happy hours throughout the semester as voted on by students (interviewing, excelling at interning, planning your law school education, etc.)
You know grades all too well. And 100% is not too shabby.
100% of our students would recommend us to a fellow law student. 100% of students said that no other resource prepared them for exams like Sui Generis.
And yes, students’ confidence in their study plans increased more than 100% and their legal analysis and writing skills on exams increased 196%. Equally important, stress decreased by almost 40%.
Our students tell our story way better than we ever could.
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“The benefits of this program cannot be overstated.”
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“First, the Sui Generis system gave me an easy to remember framework for attacking hypos in a methodical way. Second, it greatly reduced the ‘intimidation factor’ of law school exams.”
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“I am 100 percent positive that I would not have been nearly as prepared for finals without Sui Gen.”
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“I was able to walk into my first real law school exam knowing that I had already taken a bunch of mock exams under timed conditions and had received constructive feedback from a real law professor. On exam day I just felt calm because I knew I had been here before.”
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“I pretty much learned how to take exams entirely from this program. It took a big stressor away from my first year and I really appreciate that.”
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“This program gives you the practice to develop your exam-taking skills that you don’t get in law school. By committing 30 minutes of time each week to practice dissecting facts, avoiding red herrings, engaging in legal analysis, and writing responses, I had a game plan that I had practiced and was prepared to implement regardless of the topic.”
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"Professor Haimes is an excellent and engaging instructor who returns excellent feedback through prompt responses and much availability for one-on-one meetings. In being a first-generation law student with no background in legal studies, I am so thankful to have met Professor Haimes and enrolled in Sui Generis to help orient my way in my first year of law school."
Don’t get caught on the outside looking in.
You don’t get a do-over in law school. Because of the personal attention we invest in you, we cap overall enrollment in our programs and limit the number of students we will enroll from each law school to minimize competition among our students on the law school curve.
FACTS EVERY LAW STUDENT SHOULD KNOW
OPPORTUNITY
Strength in legal analysis and writing is the best predictor of academic success in law school, which is the strongest predictor of career success as a lawyer. Other programs focus on teaching you 1L doctrinal law. We focus on the skills necessary to succeed in law school, on the bar exam, and in your career.
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Most law firms have GPA cutoffs and will not interview a candidate unless they meet the minimum GPA requirement.
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Sixty percent of associates at large firms reported that their grades were more important than their law school’s prestige in achieving their first position.
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Lawyers who leave law school with the lowest grades intuitively feel the least secure about their jobs.
COMPENSATION
Your grades will play a huge part in your starting salary and the quality of opportunities you get.
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Private practice salaries for new law school graduates vary greatly, ranging from a low of $50,000 to a high of $190,00—a difference of $140,000.
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Among new graduates, fewer than 1-in-4 say their legal education was worth the financial cost. Good grades give you the advantage you need to compete for those desirable positions that justify your investment in a law degree.
DEBT
Good grades are your weapon for attacking law school debt by securing more lucrative employment or public interest jobs that qualify for loan forgiveness, and getting or keeping scholarships.
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The average cumulative debt among law school graduates approaches $160,000.
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More than 28% of conditional scholarship recipients failed to maintain the requisite GPA and had their scholarship award reduced or eliminated entirely.
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Even students that didn’t receive a scholarship as a 1L can use 1L grades to earn a significant “retention” scholarship during their second- and third-year.
If you're ready to be a different law student—more confident, less stressed, better prepared, highly skilled—join us.
Law school is an expensive investment in your future. For less than 1% of that total, leverage us to make it an investment that pays off for you.
Act now before the limited slots fill up.
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