BARBRI Fillable.PDF Lecture Handout Guide BARBRI provides.PDF editions of most lecture handouts that include fillable fields and. Can be obtained from. Hey so I'm taking a very long trip this weekend and will be spending way too much time in the car/bus. Anyone know if I can download the 1L lectures and listen to. Hey so I'm taking a very long trip this weekend and will be spending way too much time in the car/bus. Anyone know if I can download the 1L lectures and listen to. Check all these great video lectures. How can I maximize the time I have? Join BARBRI President Mike Sims to get answers to these questions and more.
I just started my preparation for the NY feb bar exam. I was planning on taking the bar in July but had to withdraw due to a severe kidney condition. Amie Fundamentals Of Design And Manufacturing Notes Pdf on this page. At the time, I was registered with Barbri and I still have the books and classnotes taken by a friend. I also purchased the Kaplan books for 2012 (for the questions), the Strategies and Tactics books and I registered for Seperac and Adaptibar (I am focusing 100% on the bar and do not have work obligation at the moment).
I plan to do Barbri again in February but I want to start studying early because my doctor does not want me to push too hard for 2 months. I am aware that the bar exam is very demanding but I refuse to have my illness prevent me from becoming a lawyer. I have read almost all threads about the bar as well as the Seperac site so I now understand the need to practice MBEs and essays on a daily basis.
Before I do so, I want to get acquainted with the law (I am a foreign attorney). I am a bit confused as to which outlines I should focus on. Barbri mentioned that the classnotes covered 85% of what will be tested on the bar and the Conviser Mini Review covered 100%. I can't really memorize if I keep reading the same information written differently. So here are my questions: 1. What outline should I focus on (CMR, class notes, Kaplan, Seperac etc.)? Starsky Hutch Game on this page.
Is it worth doing the Barbri lectures (I have all the notes from July but I do have an auditive memory)? What schedule should I follow now? Should I start doing questions after skimming the outline or should I read it several times before I work on MBE questions? How many essays should I try to do daily (being a foreigner, I don't feel very comfortable with the written portion of the exam)?
I would really appreciate some guidance on the process. Thank you all! It is easy to get overwhelmed with the amount of materials. Here's my opinion: the barbri lectures and class notes (i'm assuming they are the barbri class notes, based on lectures) seem like a good INTRO into the subject, as you're starting your study. So i would suggest starting with that. Then once you have an overview, you will get deeper and deeper into the study.
The CMR i used more as a reference than a stand-alone study guide. I mean, i looked up some difficult concepts that needed further elaboration, but did not read it cover to cover. About the esssays - i think WRITING them out fully each time is not an achievable goal, outlining them is more important. Just as long as you have the timing right for the essay, you don't really need to do a full essay every time you practice.
Before i took the bar, i would do essays and the PTs in the evening before bed, kind of half-minded. I would try to spot the issues, do an outline, and then in my mind IMAGINE how i would write the essay, without actually writing it. It was still the same process but did not take as long and wasn't as stressful. If you're an auditory person, buy some PMBR CDs and listen to them while you sleep. I know it sounds crazy, but i swear it helps. If not for actual memorization, but to get your subconscious focused on the subject. Start doing MBE questions now after skimming the outline.