Guest Column: Six Ways to Doom Yourself on the Bar Exam
Here's what bar exam veterans say to do.
June 24, 2015 at 11:57 AM
4 minute read
Careerist columnist Vivia Chen is off this week.
The bar exam is a rite of passage. Since everyone who practices law has to take it and pass it, everyone knows what it's like and how it's graded, right? Wrong. A surprisingly large number of smart candidates don't.
I know. I've been teaching people how to pass the bar exam for two decades. With the Uniform Bar Examination just a month away, I've enlisted a group of veterans (aka retakers) to tell you what they will be doing or not doing the second time around.
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