Bar Exam Preparation
Another foreign-trained lawyer, another success story.
Argentina doesn’t even have a bar exam, yet Juliana was able to pass the 2023 July California Bar Exam on her first try while working full-time as an attorney.
How did she learn to do that?
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Here’s another story about a foreign-trained lawyer who made it out.
Laura from Australia passed the 2023 July California Bar Exam on her first try—preparing while working full-time as a senior lawyer in a global firm. She got to a place where she was “very excited” by the end!
Here’s how she managed to get to that state of excitement during bar prep and coming out of the exam. See how you CAN do things, rather than what you CAN’T do.
Continue reading “How an Australian Lawyer Got Excited to Take the CA Bar Exam While Working Full Time (and Passed)”Salma is a foreign-trained attorney who passed the 2023 July NY Bar Exam (UBE) on her first try!
Despite her nervousness and debilitating thoughts of failure, she found a way to prepare for (and pass) this exam while using her time efficiently.
She suggests how to study efficiently in LESS time.
Check it out.
Continue reading “Salma Passes the NY Bar Exam on First Try as a Foreign Attorney”Mercedes passed the 2023 July Colorado Bar Exam on her first attempt (as a busy mom with a 3-year-old).
She started using a major bar review course but sped through it in favor of a more effective approach to studying.
Here’s why Mercedes ditched her bar review course and how that led to her passing.
Continue reading “How Mercedes Passed the Colorado Bar Exam (UBE) After Realizing a Simple Approach”How would you narrate your hopes, desires, and dreams to pass the bar exam?
I want to improve.
I want to start my career and live my life without this hanging over my head.
I feel that painful yearning inside. I’m not content with this! I’m upset. I’m frustrated! I’m tired of being frustrated!
I want to pass the bar exam. I want to be special.
I’ll find my way forward, whatever that means. I don’t know where to go, but I’ll start, wherever that leads me.
But anyone can say that they want to pass.
How do you do this efficiently and effectively?
Are you confusing busy work with actual learning?
How to get and STAY motivated in your journey?
What do you do when you see fluctuations and plateaus?
Continue reading “Minimum Competence Does Not Mean Bare Minimum”