It's finally the Day of the Bar Exam: now is not the time to mess it up. Find out our five Tips to Help you go through the Day of the Bar Exam. Good luck!
New York will administer the July 2021 bar exam remotely - making the third time the test has gone online since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. This could be a good news: lately the Bar Exam pass rate has been the highest since 2013. For the February 2021 session the pass rate was 49% - that's up from 40% a year ago, when the exam was administered in person.
Kim Kardashian has passed a law exam and moved a step closer to being able to practice as an attorney in the state of California.
Kardashian revealed that she passed the exam at the fourth attempt in an Instagram post published Monday.
You've heard it many times: studying for the Bar Exam is a full-time job. Great, now what? Yes this is an incredibly rigorous and monumental task but counting your hours won't make a difference. Here's a few time management tips that will allow you to accomplish everything you need to during bar prep.
Hundreds of recent law graduates are requesting an emergency diploma privilege that will allow them to bypass the Bar Exam. Earlier this month, the NY Senate introduced a bill that would target the COVID-19 period only.
The Day Before the Test
Lightly review any content you’re still struggling with
Get together everything you’ll need for the test
Know where the test is and how to get there
Skip the all-nighter and get a good night’s sleep
Set an alarm (or two or three)
The Day of the Test
Eat a healthy, filling breakfast
Confirm you’ve got everything you need
Go to the bathroom
Immediately Before a Test
Turn off your cell phone
Stay calm
Be positive and do your best
There are so many Bar exam tips; it can be as varied as there are people in the world. Everyone who passes has their own tricks or tips that were effective for them. The following bar exam tips, however, are ones that worked for us and that we have seen work with great success.