Keep taking those Bar/Bri tests, man
Don't stress
Whatever you BELIEVE, you'll ACHIEVE... if you put in the work
Keep taking online prep tests
Again and again, bruh
If you allow yourself to succeed, you WILL
You can do it
Don't stress
Whatever you BELIEVE, you'll ACHIEVE... if you put in the work
Keep taking online prep tests
Again and again, bruh
If you allow yourself to succeed, you WILL
You can do it
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Good luck ...try to relax.
Old saying goes if you can believe it, you can achieve it! Good luck with your test on Homie!
relax take your mind off it
you ready don't even look at anything tomorrow...
you ready.
play this just before you go in...
you got this
you ready don't even look at anything tomorrow...
you ready.
play this just before you go in...
you got this
Don't sweat it bruh.. If you know that you've truly put in the effort, put your mind at ease. What's the worst that could happen? Even if you don't make it this time up, you are getting the advantage of the experience, which will prepare you that much more to pass it. Many of the best lawyers out there did not make it their first time up. So don't stress...put your mind at ease so you don't second guess yourself. Good luck brotha!!
Which state?
This..
Good luck Jimmie. I know a few good lawyers that took it a couple times.
Best wishes this time. I hope you truly identified your weakness or failure last time and you have worked to correct it or else it will be the same result. Nothing like being a lawyer. Don't let these slow lane niggas tell you differently.
I quit my job and dedicated 2 months to studying and doing a lot of cardio and no sex, lol. I swear, women used to bring me food and try to give up the pussy, but I'd just let them know I had to study.
I quit my job and dedicated 2 months to studying and doing a lot of cardio and no sex, lol. I swear, women used to bring me food and try to give up the pussy, but I'd just let them know I had to study.
LSAT? The man has finished law school.
Co-sign, best wishes to you king!!
I hope you really put in that work in the areas you struggled with before, because there is no shortcut to success. It's crucial that you are honest about your learning style. After graduating law school I enrolled in a great bar prep course geared to passing my state bar exam because I know I can be lazy and I need that classroom structure with regimented and clear study plans.
My homie took the bar three times, and after each time he failed I strongly advised him to take a bar prep course other than BarBri. He didn't want to pay the money and I loaned him every single one of my bar prep course books, and it still didn't help.
Sorry bout that. You are correct.
you will fail. plus the field is completely saturated. good luck famalama
thank you bro
Relax this weekend, get plenty of rest and knock that shit out on Monday. Good luck
Peace,
Good luck, brother. Do your thing. Don't let anything stop you from realizing your potential.
Good luck, brother. Do your thing. Don't let anything stop you from realizing your potential.
Good luck my brother, I'm sure you're good just don't overthink it
Good luck man! See it and you can achieve it.
I told you that the regressive slow lane crew would be in here soon.
Good Luck famo!!!
Lol, you don't miss it by few points. You simply fail. They don't tell you how you did in the multiple choice section.
The LSAT is the test to get into law school. The bar exam is taken AFTER you graduate law school and in order to become an attorney.
OP, which state are you taking the bar exam in? Did you use prep course like Barbri or Kaplan?
Regardless, don't sweat it too much even during the exam. Make sure you pace yourself accordingly and know your rules. Make sure you get enough rest each night before the next day. Brush up on rules during your lunch break during the exam.
I took the bar exam and passed it the first time I took it. If you have put in the work you will be fine.
They actually do tell you what your overall score was. I had a few classmates that missed passing by a couple of points.
I know for the MBE (multiple choice portion), they told me what my score was. Not sure if they do that if you fail.
For the essay and procedure/evidence sections they don't tell you what your score was.
Take some Modafinil or Adrafinil before the exam
without jagu, slow BGOL members would not be enticed to law school
When I took it in the late 90s, I don't remember them telling you the scores. I know I did well because I was in the top 4% (96 percentile) in the barbri prep test and they say that how you did in that test is how you'd perform in the actual exam. Anyway , I didn't bother finding out how I did.
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