Bar Exam Study Tips
Military spouse attorney success story: 3-for-3 passing the bar
by C. Thea Pitzen Attorney & Principal | Goodman Allen Donnelly Life as a military spouse attorney isn’t always a straight line. I can personally attest to that, especially after taking three state bar exams and passing all three, the first time, using BARBRI Bar Review. From Georgia … to Florida … to Virginia My […]
Read MoreFive frequently asked questions about BARBRI Bar Review
[ Mike Sims, BARBRI President ] Year after year, tens of thousands of graduating students choose BARBRI for their bar exam preparation. As they are making that choice, there are a few questions that arise more frequently than others. Knowing that your time is valuable, I want to take this opportunity to answer the most […]
Read MoreStudy and exam day tips from a New York Bar Exam taker
By Saurabh Aggarwal, BARBRI Legal Coordinator I recently sat the New York State Bar Exam. It was an experience like no other for me. If you are preparing to enter the uncharted waters of a U. S. bar exam, it is my hope that what I share here will help ease the apprehension and uncertainty […]
Read MoreIt’s bar exam time – let’s do this
GUEST BLOG by Sara Valentine, Graduate of Capital University Law School Bar Exam is Next Week… This post is all about your ability to crush the bar exam. Regardless of whether you haven’t been doing your best leading up to this point, you’ve been learning and putting in the time. You know that you have […]
Read MoreGUEST BLOG by Sara Valentine, Graduate of Capital University Law School Okay, let’s talk about the BARBRI Mini Review. First, you may not know much about the BARBRI Mini Review, but I promise that it’s worth learning about. It has increased my confidence and my understanding of the topics that I need to have a […]
Read More[ Sara Valentine, Graduate of Capital University Law School ] Okay, let me just be the first to thank BARBRI for the Simulated MBE. I know, that seems like an odd thing to say, but nothing could have better prepared me for the bar exam than to sit down for six hours and do 200 […]
Read MoreBuckle down: It’s time to get serious BARBRI friends
GUEST BLOG by Sara Valentine, Graduate of Capital University Law School Lol, like we haven’t already been serious about this, right? Welcome to July. Let’s do this. Go Team BARBRI! I’m going to go more in-depth on the MBE after we’ve done the analysis, but now you know what it feels like to sit for […]
Read MoreTips for dealing with family and friends during bar prep
GUEST BLOG by Sara Valentine, Graduate of Capital University Law School Guest insight: What they think about bar prep and Tips and tricks when dealing with family members and friends Hey, everyone! Today I met with my friend Scott to discuss his experience with bar prep and his tips and tricks. I wanted to pass […]
Read MoreGUEST BLOG by Sara Valentine, Graduate of Capital University Law School Assigned essays for grading, anyone? How many weeks are we in now? What day is it? Should I wear a hoodie or shirt today? Tbh, I’m at the point where I don’t know what day it is, but I can rattle off the Criminal […]
Read More[ Sara Valentine, Graduate of Capital University Law School ] Okay, everyone, how’s it going? We’re well into week three of bar prep, the bar exam is next month … we’re fine, right? Good. I want to talk about my absolute favorite part of BARBRI Bar Review: the Personalized Study Plan or “PSP” for short. […]
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