Having just sat for the IL Bar ad having been in a wedding in June, my advice would be to seriously consider skipping it. I guess it depends on how good you are at focusing, but for me a 1 day wedding wasn't just a 1 day wedding, it really F'd up my studying for about a week because all of the events before and after, all the people coming into town who I was expected to make time for, etc. A week in barprep time is really a LOT of time, especially when its in July as in your case.
I think this is really a situation where you have to put yourself first and do what's needed to pass.
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Re: Best Friend's Wedding or Bar Prep?
thomzzz wrote:Having just sat for the IL Bar ad having been in a wedding in June, my advice would be to seriously consider skipping it. I guess it depends on how good you are at focusing, but for me a 1 day wedding wasn't just a 1 day wedding, it really F'd up my studying for about a week because all of the events before and after, all the people coming into town who I was expected to make time for, etc. A week in barprep time is really a LOT of time, especially when its in July as in your case.
I think this is really a situation where you have to put yourself first and do what's needed to pass.
Same here. I regretted over and over attending a wedding in early June. It was out of town, and threw me off by five days though I only left home for two days.
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