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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.

Here, we have a sample daily bar exam study schedule, and we tell you what to include—and what not to include—in your daily schedule!

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Well, I am almost done with my third week of bar prep and I am starting to get a routine down I think. I can say that it is not the most fun thing I have ever done but it is also not the worst. I am in my third week and I am 20% through my program already. Below I am outlining what I am doing, how it is working and what I am using to make it happen. My Study Space My study space is simple but effective. My husband and I turned our extra room into an office. I have a desk, bookshelf, filing…

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When we look at the bar exam in totality, there’s no denying that the MBE portion seems to be the most daunting. Two hundred multiple choice questions with definite answer selections that we can’t argue our way out of is for sure a panic-inducing task. So I get it.

A huge part of bar exam success is exam day strategy -- so be confident in what you know (and don't know -- you can't know it all, and you don't have to to pass!), and play up your strengths. You have a bar exam to pass so I am going to keep this post short and sweet, and not add more to your pre-bar

The top 6 reasons law graduates fail the bar exam, with advice on how to avoid these potholes on the road to becoming a licensed lawyer.

A Printable Bar Exam Packing List Here we have a printable bar exam packing list! If you are looking for something to print off in preparation for bar exam day, look no further! We also have a few bar exam packing tips that have helped our students. If you have any of your own, please […]

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…

Many students struggle to memorize bar exam outlines. Although it seems a monumental task, you can do! Here are our tips on how to get started.

The path to the bar exam is littered with challenges: stress, family, fatigue, friends, and the fear of an uncertain future (this is by no means an exhaustive list). The loss of motivation can creep into your life without warning. It probably hit at some point in law school too, but the fear of the […]

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You have to make at least one practice exam part of your bar prep so that you can figure out what you need to practice and test out your strategies for taking the bar exam. #brainscape #mbe #mbeprep #mbemotiviation #lawschool #barexammotivation #lawstudents #lawyer

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While it is critical to have a study space, what is ideal for you now might change throughout the two months of bar prep. Be flexible. Be adaptable. Don’t waste time trying to figure it out. Just find your space, organize it in the best possible way, then make changes as circumstances require.

Everyone’s pre-bar prep checklist will look different, but I hope this post will give you a good starting point to make your own. Remember, the key is to get organized and prepared so you can tackle bar prep head on and get the most out of the experience with the least amount of stress!

Hump day!!! All I can think about is the camel commercial whenever I say or hear hump day. Back to actual blogging though, today I am sharing my schedule for bar exam prep. Now that I have graduated from law school, my next hurdle is the dreaded bar exam. For those who don't know, the bar exam is a state-specific test that must be passed in order to be licensed to practice law in that particular state. It tests you on relevant law in that state as well as a combined group of legal subjects…