How much do I have to study to pass the bar exam?

[@andrewd3525]

This guy is really cool. I love his videos! He's really easy to understand and seems genuine. Seems like a dude you could grab a beer with

[@jaidevkalra3569]

I am just starting as a repeater, you are perhaps giving me hope.

[@jamesmiller2521]

“You passed the bar?” Chuck McGill

[@Miguel-el1ch]

What a sick joke! This chicanery

[@shawannaanderson3226]

Thanks, I’ll get settled to do so. Thanks for your advice and support.

[@shawannaanderson3226]

Thanks for your lectures.

[@phantomahzul]

your better top preop insight you already help me phind out to prove "negligence" in my own case with out a phull course and i havent passed the bar yet i just know i am now

[@shawannaanderson3226]

I think if I’m at a desktop, it’ll be better. The writing on the board is so small from my iPhone.

[@tulio3571]

Hi there, my son just failed the Ca bar July 2018 , he got 1363 on the scaled mbe ,and 65 ,60.60,70.50 on essays,60 on the pt , for a total score of 1377.9003. I understand this is a difficult question ,but how far would you say he came from passing? thanks

[@cb2643]

Any advice for people preparing for the bar exam while working full time? Thank you in advance

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

Study in a quiet place, use audio books while driving, etc.

[@lovelygal2009]

Any materials on passing California “Baby Bar”?

[@LillithLeonard]

You can study the subject matter covered (use the bar prep stuff for those). Also, remember to write your essays as if writing to a jury who will know nothing about the case that you don't tell them.

[@lovelygal2009]

Rahab2011 thank you kindly

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

@@LillithLeonard Yeah, the key for me was the professor (finally) telling me to write an essay as though you are explaining each element of a rule to a jury of ordinary folks. As they say, 'a lawyer is really a teacher.'