It is up to the individual student if they want to retake their bar course. A\u00a0straight retake can be helpful\u00a0to those students wanting a detailed study structure.<\/p>\n
If you completed all the lecture handouts and took advantage of the services the course offered the first time, taking the same program again is simply repeating the process. \u00a0You may have done all the “right” things, but were still unsuccessful. \u00a0Our tutors can help you identify the specific challenges you encountered and develop a plan to overcome them. \u00a0Sometimes it is not about working “harder” but about working smarter. \u00a0We can help you do exactly that.<\/p>\n
If your MBE score was below 140, we recommend you use Kaplan Bar Review (formally PMBR) practice MBE questions. \u00a0In our opinion and experience, these questions are more representative of what you will see on the actual bar exam. \u00a0As of this writing, there are two MBE programs available. \u00a0We recommend both, but recommend at least getting the 3-Day Final Review for the hard copy \u201cbig book\u201d of questions and the mock bar exam.<\/p>\n
Bonus Tip<\/em>: \u00a0Contact your bar review company to determine if you qualify for a free or substantially reduced course retake fee. \u00a0It never hurts to ask. \u00a0And sometimes prices are\u00a0negotiable, but not always.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It is up to the individual student if they want to retake their bar course. A\u00a0straight retake can be helpful\u00a0to those students wanting a detailed study structure. If you completed all the lecture handouts and took advantage of the services … Continue reading