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Explore articlesThe February 2027 bar is about 21 weeks away. First, confirm which exam you're taking. Then use this week-by-week plan to build rules, practice, and pacing.
Most students lose points in IRAC before they even get to analysis. Here's how to write a rule section that sets up your application and earns credit.
Working full-time and studying for the bar is hard, but many people pass that way. Here's a 16-week part-time plan built around a work schedule.
The MPRE is required in almost every U.S. jurisdiction. Here's what it covers, when most students take it, and a focused study plan.
The last two weeks aren't the time to learn new material. Here's how to spend them: targeted rule review, timed practice, and a clear taper.
You don't need to start full bar prep during 3L. But a light, steady plan now can make the summer much easier. Here's what that looks like.
An 80-page outline feels safe, but you can't write it on the exam. Here's how to turn your notes into short rule statements you can recall under time pressure.
Exam week has its own challenges: logistics, nerves, and two or more long days. A practical checklist and routine for the week of the bar.
Many first-year students make legal writing harder by adding formality, long sentences, and abstract language. Strong legal writing is usually easier to follow: it tells the reader the governing rule, identifies the...
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