Top Ten Best Reddit Bar Exam Study Tips

The bar exam is a stressful experience for most bar examinees. That stress can lead to bar examinees frantically searching the internet high and low for the “hidden key” to passing the bar exam. Unfortunately, there is not a single key that will guarantee you pass the bar exam. There are, however, some great nuggets of information on the internet that you can incorporate into your bar exam preparation. This post has consolidated the 10 best bar exam study tips from Reddit posts, so you don’t have to spend your precious bar preparation time searching for them!

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Ten Ways To Make Bar Prep More Enjoyable

The bar exam invokes a strong—and likely negative—reaction from most who have taken it or are about to take it. Studying for the bar exam requires a ton of time, energy, and focus crammed into only a couple of months’ time. There is what seems to be endless material (you may even start to wonder if you absorbed anything from your law school classes at all because it seems like you are constantly learning new things!). And the stakes are high—you need to pass the bar exam to become a lawyer and move forward in your career!

Rest assured, even though bar prep isn’t exactly fun, it does not have to be as miserable as it sounds. Although it may seem impossible, there are a number of ways to enjoy studying for the bar exam, from maintaining a positive attitude to switching things up to keep bar prep interesting, and so on. Below we describe our top 10 ways to make bar prep more enjoyable so that you can make the best of it and stay sane!

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How To Set Up A Five-Week Bar Exam Study Schedule

Work, family, and other obligations can sometimes get in the way of dedicating 8-10 weeks of full-time study for the bar exam. However, that does not mean that a bar examinee with less time cannot still pass the bar exam! It just means that they need to have a strong study plan to follow for the shorter duration of study time they have available to them. In this post, we focus on developing a 35-day (5-week) bar exam study plan. The study plan will focus on highly tested topics in each subject as well as plenty of practice Multistate Bar Examination (MBE), Multistate Essay Examination (MEE), and Multistate Performance Test (MPT) questions.

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