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The bar exam is over and the waiting begins. Before you get your results, you may want to reflect on how you may have done your studying differently. Law schools and bar exam companies never fully prepare you for the “experience” of taking a bar exam. It is something you have never done before and you go into the unknown, always hoping you did what you needed to do to pass the bar exam. I had one student tell me that she didn’t “get it” until she sat at the bar exam and the proctor gave the signal to begin.
What would you tell a fellow student who is gearing up to take the July 2014 bar exam? Would you tell that student to study harder or differently? Would you tell your friends to start studying earlier? I am also convinced that the way you studied for the bar exam will reflect the way you approach your job as a lawyer. To be a good lawyer you must put your sweat, time and effort into your cases – this is what separates you from all the other lawyers out there. Can you say that you put it all on the table when you sat for the bar exam? Will you put in the same effort you did studying for the bar exam when you get your bar license?
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