Prepare. Perform. Prevail.
At our Law School Boot Camp, we are dedicated to facilitating the success of newly admitted law students by providing comprehensive educational support. Our program includes both online and in-person classes focusing on vital first-year subjects such as civil procedure, torts, contracts, property, and criminal law. Additionally, we train essential legal skills including case briefing and course outlining. With small class sizes, we ensure personalized attention for every student. We aim to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in law school, guiding you every step of the way on your journey to becoming a proficient legal professional.
Join us at Law School Boot Camp to kickstart your legal education with expert guidance and personalized support.

Course Details
We have two formats so that each student has a choice that best suits their schedule and learning preference. We offer a two-week program for three hours a day, or one week with six hours each day, both of which are designed to help you understand first year law subjects like civil procedure, criminal law, torts, contracts, property, and constitutional law. We will also work to enhance your skills in l0aw school exams, outlining, case briefing, well-being, and budgeting for an overall law school success strategy. We offer both virtual and in-person (South Florida) classes with no more than 6 students each to provide individual attention and growth prior to entering law school. Whether online or in person, this investment towards law school success costs $1,350.

Comprehensive Curriculum
Our curriculum is designed to cover all essential topics to prepare you for the challenges of law school. From foundational courses to advanced subjects, we ensure you have a solid academic foundation. You will be provided reference materials specific to your law school subjects for free with registration for the course (a $120 value).

Personalized Support
Receive individualized support and feedback to enhance your learning experience. Our team is committed to assisting you in improving your understanding of legal concepts and excelling in your studies.
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FAQ
1) I’m starting law school—what should I do now to prepare?
Cursory review of all of your first year subjects, learn how you’ll be graded, build a weekly workflow, and practice exam-style thinking early. Law School Boot Camp teaches the methods that matter most—briefing, outlining, and exam execution—so you start 1L with a system, not guesswork.
2) What are the biggest risks in 1L?
Not knowing the meaning of any critical legal terms to the first year, falling behind on reading, waiting too long to outline, and not practicing exams until it’s late. 1L is a major transition, so having a plan from day one matters.
3) What is Law School Boot Camp?
A short, practical program designed to help incoming 1Ls start strong by learning the core skills, subjects that will be taught the first year (e.g., contracts, torts, property, civil procedure, criminal law, legal writing) and systems law school demands—before day one.
4) Who is it for? Do I need to attend a specific law school?
Incoming 1L students. The skills taught apply across all US law schools.
5) What does the curriculum cover?
Core 1L classes plus the “how” of law school: case reading/briefing, outlining, balancing, and exam execution.
6) Will this teach me how to take law school exams?
Yes—students learn what professors reward and practice the skills that translate into stronger exam performance (issue spotting, structure, time management).
7) Is it online or in person?
Both. You can attend virtually, and there is an in-person option in South Florida.
8) How long is the program, and how much work is there outside class?
Choose the format that fits your schedule: online is 3 hours/day for two weeks, and in-person is one week for 7 hours/day). Outside work is minimal and purposeful—short practice assignments to reinforce key skills and fun assignments to understand application of the areas of law taught the first year.
9) Will I get feedback on my work?
Yes. Students receive feedback on briefs, outlines, and mini exam-style practice so they learn what “good” looks like early.
10) How big are the classes?
6 per cohort. Small by design to support participation, practice, and feedback.
11) Who teaches the program?
A 25-year seasoned attorney leads the program whose successful law practice included all core subjects of the 1L year, and teaches methods students can apply immediately in 1L.
12) I’m a parent—how do I help without hovering?
Reduce noise, not add pressure: ask about process rather than grades. A skills program can help, but the student has to want it for it to work.
13) How is Law School Boot Camp different from other 1L prep programs?
Most options are self-study. Law School Boot Camp is interactive and emphasizes practice + feedback in a small-group setting.
14) What technology do I need for the online option?
Reliable internet, a computer (preferred), and a quiet place to participate.
15) How much does it cost and how do I register?
Tuition is $1350, with a 10% early bird discount for those who register before March 31, 2026.
16) What is your refund/cancellation policy?
Refund terms are provided at registration. If you have questions about your situation, contact us.
17) What makes Wendy Stein Fulton, Esq. uniquely qualified to teach this course?
Ms. Stein Fulton is a 25-year civil trial and appellate attorney who built this boot camp originally to support her own children during law school because Ms. Stein Fulton not only attended law school for the direct experience, but her law practice included all of the areas of 1L subjects. Both of Ms. Stein Fulton’s children are practicing litigators in FLA today. Her approach is grounded in how lawyers analyze problems under pressure.
Our Story
For 25 years, Wendy Stein Fulton, Esq., the Founder and Instructor of Law School Boot Camp, was a trial and appellate attorney — AV Preeminent-rated by Martindale-Hubbell. She built her career litigating some of the most complex and high-stakes matters imaginable. One highlight of her career was serving as a lead defense coverage attorney in the Champlain Towers Collapse Litigation, where the Judge in open court personally recognized her efforts in helping to achieve settlement of more than $1B.
During her professional work in the legal field, she also holds her favorite title — Mom. When her twins decided to attend law school, she wanted to give them every advantage possible. Drawing on her 25 years as a trial and appellate attorney, she created her Law School Boot Camp — a comprehensive preparation program designed to help incoming law students start strong. The course began as a personal project: she developed PowerPoint lectures for every first-year subject and designed lessons on law school success fundamentals, including case briefing, outlining, and exam strategies. She also worked on life skills, such as maintaining well-being and budgeting during law school. The result? Her kids entered law school confident, capable, and a step ahead of their peers. They have since graduated with their respective dream jobs as attorneys.
Wendy expanded that same program to help other future law students begin their legal education prepared, empowered, and without fear.
Law School Boot Camp — where preparation builds confidence.





