Bar Prep while working Full Time Forum

[SEC_Law]

Any advice for attorneys who are taking their second bar exam and are still working full time? Putting in the grind the summer after graduation is not that difficult. Bar Prep becomes your full time job. However, I am a practicing attorney who is only one year removed from law school. I will be taking my second bar exam in July and it just happens to be Louisiana, so there is no MBE but the downside is, it's civil law.

Any advice from those who found what works for Bar Prep while working full time would be appreciated.

[CAnow]

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[JDEsq2017]

Any advice for attorneys who are taking their second bar exam and are still working full time? Putting in the grind the summer after graduation is not that difficult. Bar Prep becomes your full time job. However, I am a practicing attorney who is only one year removed from law school. I will be taking my second bar exam in July and it just happens to be Louisiana, so there is no MBE but the downside is, it's civil law.

Any advice from those who found what works for Bar Prep while working full time would be appreciated.

I worked part-time (20 hours) for an insurance defense law Office while studying for the NY Bar in Feb 2017. I found it actually helps with studying as it breaks it. I left at 1 each day and studied from 3-9 each day and I passed pretty easily. Should be nothing to worry about as long as you make the time, quality time.

[SEC_Law]

Any advice for attorneys who are taking their second bar exam and are still working full time? Putting in the grind the summer after graduation is not that difficult. Bar Prep becomes your full time job. However, I am a practicing attorney who is only one year removed from law school. I will be taking my second bar exam in July and it just happens to be Louisiana, so there is no MBE but the downside is, it's civil law.

Any advice from those who found what works for Bar Prep while working full time would be appreciated.

I worked part-time (20 hours) for an Insurance Defense Law Office while studying for the NY Bar in Feb 2017. I found it actually helps with studying as it breaks it. I left at 1 each day and studied from 3-9 each day and I passed pretty easily. Should be nothing to worry about as long as you make the time, quality time.

Trust me I know it's going to take time, I am somewhat relieved there is no MBE and Louisiana is all essay. My fear really involves being able to adequately learn LA law since it is so different.