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Leveling the Playing Field
Law School grades impact everything from academic honors to future career opportunities. Some students – either through involvement in student organizations, personal relationships, or just luck – have access to significantly more outlines than others. Having access to multiple, well-developed outlines gives students a tremendous advantage in making sense of the course material, constructing their own outline, and preparing for exams. Class performance should not be influenced so significantly by an informational advantage.
While the best outlines in the world will not help a poor student outshine a good student, outlines are critical study tools and, to the extent possible, everyone should begin their classes on a level playing field. This website was created with that goal in mind and will (hopefully) make Boston College Law School just a little less stressful.
Downloading Outlines from Routline
Routline uses two kinds of credits: one for 1L classes, one for everything else.
1L credits
1L credits can only be used for the 1L core courses: Contracts, Torts, Civil Procedure, Criminal Law, Property and Constitutional Law. Each 1L gets 10 completely free credits on registration, and one credit is one download. If you need more, just email us. We’re happy to refill them whenever you need (within reason)!
2L/3L credits
2L/3L credits work for every other course, on a give-one-get-one basis. Once an outline you upload is approved, you receive a credit, and one credit is one download. All unique outlines, for any class including 1L, are accepted for review.
Please consider sharing your Boston College Law outlines. Beyond helping future BC Law students, you’ll earn credits for 2L/3L outlines. Every outline helps keep this bank going.
Upload an outlinePrivacy
Your information stays private. Besides account emails, we only email you at the end of the Fall and Spring semesters to ask for outlines.
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Created By
Created by 2L Roman Gorokhov in Fall 2019, when he probably should have been studying for his Corporations exam.
