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The Bar Exam Point Card - Point 3
POINT 3: Do Not "Rinse & Repeat" ... It's a Trap! The Problem: If you are planning to use the same commercial bar review course that didn’t work last time because it feels “safe,” you are likely avoiding the reality that a generic, one-size-fits-all program cannot fix a personalized performance gap. Actionable Tip: Spend 15 minutes doing a “Performance Post-Mortem”: list the top three times you felt “stuck” during your last exam (e.g., “I knew the rule but couldn’t pick an an
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The Bar Exam Point Card - Point 2
POINT 2: Learn to Audit and Self-Diagnose During Bar Prep. “I know exactly what went wrong this time… it was the MBE.” This is a common thought among bar exam candidates who struggle to pass. One candidate focused heavily on the MBEs after a poor score, only to neglect the written portion and fail again. Prior to that, the same candidate had overemphasized essays after a weak essay score. This cycle of misdiagnosis is a major barrier to passing the bar exam. Understanding how
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The Bar Exam Point Card - Point 1
Learn how to create a realistic study schedule to survive bar exam prep.
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