Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="fortysix" data-source="post: 1045292" data-attributes="member: 2970">Oh yeah, I just realized that results come out over Thanksgiving. What try are you on? I didn't pass the first time after doing BARBRI, but I came damn close. What I did the second time is, after you get your results, take a week to be depressed and cry about it, and then get that fucking ADAPTIBAR question bank and just start fucking doing as many MBEs as you can every&nbsp; day - when you wake up in the morning run to your table, pour a coffee and get fucking 25 MBEs out of the way - then get breakfast or whatever and get 25 more. Everyday for that first month. If you do 50 MBE questions a day for the first month, thats 1500 you've done before you even started studying for that two month death scretch. Ahh I actually miss studying for the bar...Also, what screwed me the first time was not taking practice tests - not only do practice tests help your knowledge, but even more important, they teach you to endure that brutal 200 MBE test day - its very hard to lose focus 1/2 way through and bomb it if you haven't taken the time to really build your endurance. Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fortysix, post: 1045292, member: 2970"] Oh yeah, I just realized that results come out over Thanksgiving. What try are you on? I didn't pass the first time after doing BARBRI, but I came damn close. What I did the second time is, after you get your results, take a week to be depressed and cry about it, and then get that fucking ADAPTIBAR question bank and just start fucking doing as many MBEs as you can every day - when you wake up in the morning run to your table, pour a coffee and get fucking 25 MBEs out of the way - then get breakfast or whatever and get 25 more. Everyday for that first month. If you do 50 MBE questions a day for the first month, thats 1500 you've done before you even started studying for that two month death scretch. Ahh I actually miss studying for the bar... Also, what screwed me the first time was not taking practice tests - not only do practice tests help your knowledge, but even more important, they teach you to endure that brutal 200 MBE test day - its very hard to lose focus 1/2 way through and bomb it if you haven't taken the time to really build your endurance. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

Verification