New York has opened the Bar Exam Application Period, but the first ten days (May 5th to May 15th) are reserved to First Time Bar Takers from the 15 law schools located in New York State. What should you do if you are not considered priority?
New York is canceling the September bar exam to protect the health of the thousands of law school graduates who planned to take the test in the midst of the pandemic, the Board of Law Examiners announced on July 16.
There is no surprise here: passing the Bar Exam requires a tremendous amount of memorization. There are no shortcuts and everyone have different techniques to help you memorize all the law you need for the bar. Below are a few methods that have worked for top students and that worked for us when we prepared (and passed) the bar exam.
Many states have cancelled or postponed the July Bar Exam, including New York, which has now a scheduled Bar Exam for September 9-10. At this point, with the almost constant evolution, you should check with the New York Board of Law Examiners directly for the latest information. The NCBE website also contains helpful information.
It's finally the Day of the Bar Exam: now is not the time to mess it up. Find out our five Tips to Help you go through the Day of the Bar Exam. Good luck!
With Finals Week nearly over and Graduation preparations underway, law students now realize that their Bar Preparation Course will soon begin. Here are 5 Secrets to Improve your Performance ahead of time.