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ADHD C & F Help!!!!!!!!!
Anyone on here that is prescribed meds for ADHD have any issues with this on the C/F portion of the Bar?
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Devlin
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Re: ADHD C & F Help!!!!!!!!!
No way could this be an issue.
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tyroneslothrop1
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Re: ADHD C & F Help!!!!!!!!!
Just be sure to limit your exclamation points to no more than three per sentence in your application and I don't see you having any issue.
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TLSDookie
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Re: ADHD C & F Help!!!!!!!!!
Based on your writing sample of 21 words, I'd say C&F couldn't possibly be the portion of the bar you need to worry about.
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Re: ADHD C & F Help!!!!!!!!!
Hi - I have ADHD & use prescribed medication.
First, maybe check out what your jurisdiction considers to be illnesses/impairments you would have to disclose. I researched this years ago before going to law school and some southern states were a little more stringent than others. (Qualifier: That was a few years ago, & I skimmed - not trying to scare anyone. I merely noted that the wording/standards were different from some other sates). Just off the cuff, it seems unlikely this will pose any issue.
Second, is there a Dean at your school whose assigned to guide people through the Bar App process? Maybe check in with them & see what they know. Your conversation with them should be considered confidential.
or Third, just call your jurisdiction's Bar & ask them anonymously. Don't trouble yourself worrying needlessly.
First, maybe check out what your jurisdiction considers to be illnesses/impairments you would have to disclose. I researched this years ago before going to law school and some southern states were a little more stringent than others. (Qualifier: That was a few years ago, & I skimmed - not trying to scare anyone. I merely noted that the wording/standards were different from some other sates). Just off the cuff, it seems unlikely this will pose any issue.
Second, is there a Dean at your school whose assigned to guide people through the Bar App process? Maybe check in with them & see what they know. Your conversation with them should be considered confidential.
or Third, just call your jurisdiction's Bar & ask them anonymously. Don't trouble yourself worrying needlessly.
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