Passing the California bar exam on the first attempt is the dream of every law student. Historically, the bar exam was a three-day exam. In July 2017, the bar exam was changed to two days. Day one is comprised of...
While the prospect of preparing for law school exams can seem daunting, there are a series of study techniques and methods that successful law students engage in that help propel them towards success. You will have the same success by...
Have you ever found yourself wondering what the difference is between an 'A' student and a 'C' student in law school? For many law school students, it seems like a great mystery that is hard to answer; after all, many...
You are a first-year law school student. Now what? You know you have to earn passing grades to survive your first-year, and you need to know how to do it - fast. Put simply, you survive your first year through...
Passing the bar exam requires more than just knowing the law. Passing the bar exam also requires the ability to properly analyze a bar exam question, organize the issues, and write an effective answer. To demonstrate essay exam proficiency and...
Passing the CA Bar Examination requires proper CA bar exam preparation, together with the best preparation practices necessary to achieve success.
Being an effective and skillful test-taker is the bedrock to success in law school and on the bar exam. This precept is profiled in an article written by Myron Moskovitz, a law professor at the prestigious University of California Berkeley...
What are the MBE and MPRE? The Multistate Bar Examination (“MBE”) is a six-hour, 200-question multiple-choice examination developed by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (“NCBE”). In California (“CA”), the MBE is administered on the second day of the two-day...