Student and faculty profiles

Your academic profile supplies context to Study Tools so you do not have to re-enter the same background in every session. Open Settings → Student Profile or Settings → Faculty Profile after enabling Academic Mode.

Student profile#

Add only the context that helps your work:

• About you — law school, year, bar jurisdiction, target bar date, and preparation course.
• Learning style — choose a Socratic approach that pushes back on weak reasoning or an explanation-first approach followed by questions.
• Subjects — record strong, weak, and frequently avoided subjects.
• Current classes — add course names, exam formats, and syllabus progress for cold-call preparation, outlines, and exam analysis.
• Bar preparation — identify weaker objective and essay subjects and your available study time.
• Outline preferences — choose the format and level of detail you want Outline Builder to follow.

Faculty profile#

Faculty can tailor Academic Mode with:

• Institution, department, academic title, primary jurisdiction, and office hours.
• Courses taught, teaching style, and assessment formats.
• Research interests and publication areas.
• Casebooks, syllabi, current projects, and other source context.

Changing roles#

Open Settings, select the role shown beneath Academic Mode, and choose the other profile. Your existing academic work remains available; the selected profile changes the context used for future academic sessions.

Keep the profile useful#

Update classes and assessment formats at the start of a term. Review weaker subjects and available study time as exams approach. For faculty, refresh course and research context when teaching assignments or projects change.