How Georgetown Law members access Georgetown University Law Center past exams?

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There is a Past Exam database, available through the Law Library's website, that is accessible to current Georgetown Law members only. The database covers exams from the last five calendar years for faculty who are currently teaching at Georgetown Law. The database will require a Georgetown Law member to sign in with your Georgetown University NetID and password. If there is a technical problem with an exam file (e.g., PDF is corrupted, file does not match course name, etc.) please use the form found on the Past Exam web page.

If an exam, or model answers to an exam, from the last five years, is not found in the database, then the Law Library did not receive an approved copy from the Georgetown Law Office of the Registrar. Please contact that office, or ask your law faculty to submit an example to the Office of the Registrar along with a notation (required by the Office) that the file is to be made available to students via Past Exams. The library cannot process and will not act on exam files received directly from the faculty.

Copies of past exams administered more than five years ago will not be found on nor uploaded to the Past Exam database. At your law faculty's own discretion, older exams could be made available to law students via Canvas. Please consult your law faculty about this option.

  • Last Updated Aug 13, 2024
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  • Answered By Erie Taniuchi

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