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Don't waste your time on bar study techniques that don't work. Use this guide to optimize your time, learn quickly, and crush the bar exam.

I always thought it was so unfair how short lived the celebration for law school graduation was since I had to start my bar prep course the Monday after my graduation weekend. It’s like, can I please have a second to take in this accomplishment? Instead, we jump right into Bar studying and what will likely be known as one of the most stressful periods of your life. Yay! The reality is that the Bar shouldn’t be as intimidating as it is. If you’ve taken essay courses in law school then you…

It’s time to PASS THE BAR. If you’re viewing this post, you’re either about to embark on your bar prep journey, in law school and curious about what lies ahead for you, or you’re lost 😉 In any event, in this post you’ll find the bar exam prep essentials that I used to pass the […] The post Bar Exam Prep Essentials appeared first on Bikiniis and Belliniis.

Bar Prep. I used Themis for my bar prep company, after using their free prep course for the MPRE and really liking it. Prepping for the bar exam took ten weeks, from right after graduation in mid-M…

There may not be a single right way for everyone to study for the bar exam, but there are certainly good practices and mistakes to avoid. Given the limitations on time most of us face in studying for the bar exam, it is important to weed out bad habits early and not waste time on studying mistakes.

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Going into the bar season with a little fear is not necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes over confidence can be your enemy. We have all heard the statistics about how your chance of passing the bar exam on the first attempt goes up the higher your law school ranking.

While there are no real tricks or shortcuts to preparing for the bar, you can and should study in a manner that will best help you obtain that passing score. One way of doing this is modifying your study habits to best align with your preferred learning style. If you wished bar materials were presented in a way geared towards visual learners, then this article is for you!