The 7 Steps to Bar Exam Success
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| Rating | : | 4.48 (514 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00BDTEVD4 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 223 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Pass Your Bar Exam in 33% less time and with 50% less stress than the RestMy Law School Stats:- Graduated in the bottom half of my class- Failed the MPRE twice- Horrible legal writing grades- I had a 1/3 statistical chance of passing based on my class rank- 60% of the bar takers failed the same exam I tookAnd, yet I still passed the California bar exam.I'm going to show you how to pass the bar exam too!This Bar Exam Guide Book is Designed for Bar Takers Who Want to Be More Effective and Efficient in Their Bar Exam PreparationThere are only a few key concepts you need to know and put into practice that most other bar exam students will never know about, even those in bar review courses! I'll show you how to implement the same strategies that helped me, my bar exam clients, and dozens of thousands of my readers and podcast listeners pass the bar exam with step-by-step guidance and directions.You'll learn how to:- Spend less time on your bar exam prep by being focused only on what really matters.The biggest myth of the bar exam preparation is created by bar review courses stating that you have to spend most of your time studying and memorizing rules. I understand the pressure we have with so much on the line.This is why I have put together this practice, strategic step-by-step bar exam survival kit for you to de-mystify the preparation process,
Very Helpful Leonard I have the misfortune of having to stay in law school for an extra semester. However, I decided to make the best out of a bad situation. I'm taking the NY bar exam in February 2014. In the interim, I've done some light studying, including reading strategy books like this. Like the author of this book, I have a mediocre law school GPA. This book, however, has given me the confidence I need to pass the bar (whether I actually pass remains to be seen).I agreed with 90% of his tips. Some of them were ridiculous (drink 100 ounces. Excellent advice and guidance! I happened upon Mr. Saiidi's book and have been the better for it. In his text he lays out how, and more importantly why, everyone who believes they can will pass the bar exam will, in fact, pass it. I like how it was straightforward, honest and direct. As well, I like how he talked about many of the intangibles to success such as the 100 oz. of water rule, exercising and taking breaks. I really felt that he was writing a book to ensure a successful life not only during bar prep but after bar success as well. I highly recomm. After spending thousands on taking and prepping for the bar this $10 book may be my most important resource now. I just quickly read this book as a little kick start for my bar prep. As a repeater, it was a great tool to get into a positive mind frame before I start studying and since I'm working full time it was nice to get some advice on ways to shortcut the standard bar prep schedules by skipping over passive study techniques. Dustin provided his email address for discount codes and general bar prep questions and he was quick to respond to my first request. With all the money we're spending on taking and studying for the bar, spend