If you’re taking the February 2018 bar exam in New York, check your email! Your location selection email was just sent out! The bar examiners changed the process of location selection for this administration. You can read about it here. …
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! It’s 2018, and that means it’s the year you’re going to take the bar exam! It’s time to get into a routine. Remember that every week day should include the following things (not necessarily in this order): …
Holiday Break?
The holiday season is upon us and you may be thinking about how to balance bar study with holiday celebrations. If you have already begun studying for the February bar exam, you are in great shape! Remember that you have …
Diving Back In: 5 Things to Remember When Retaking the Bar
I’ve been having a lot of conversations recently with people who are retaking the bar exam. The hardest part of retaking the bar is always starting to study again. After you get through the first few days, you’ll be back …
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Relaxation Resources
Relaxation is a critical component of every successful study plan. Here are some relaxation resources from the Law School Academic Support Blog.
Results Are In!
If you are in NY, you are just learning your bar result. If you did not pass the bar, allow yourself to experience all of the feelings that wash over you – disappointment, anger, despair, resolve. Know that this moment …
Is The Bar Exam Going Online?
Earlier this month, Law.com interviewed Judith Gundersen, President of the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE). In the last paragraph President Gundersen made some news that all bar support teachers should pay attention to. What do you think the bar …
For Law Students
Law school is hard and hectic. However there are a number of things you can do during law school that will help you with the bar study process. You will be much better off going into the bar prep period …
Applying for Testing Accommodations
Bar examiners are notoriously strict when it comes to awarding testing accommodations. They appear to primarily look at whether an applicant was awarded accommodations on other standardized tests, including the SAT, LSAT, and MPRE. Bar examiners require a higher standard …
CONGRATULATIONS!
You did it! Congratulations! The bar exam is over! Go out and celebrate! Get some real sleep! Try to put the exam out of your mind. There is nothing more that you can do. Have faith and confidence in yourself.
