Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked before. I have been out of law school for three years and will be taking the bar this summer. I am taking Themis to study. But I'd like to start earlier than the scheduled start date as I haven't been in law school for a while now. What is the best order of subjects for me to study? Is there one topic I should start with over another as I am just getting back into studying mode after 3 years?? I don't know where to begin! Civil procedure, criminal, evidence, etc.?! Tips based on experience would be especially helpful. Thanks!
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Re: Sequence of Subjects to Study?
Themis grants you access for free before the official start date... I think for feb. I got access Nov. 4, but the official start date wasn't until Dec. 21. All I did was look ahead to the official schedule. I printed it out then just followed it and started ahead of the start date.
One thing I'd recommend is to treat it like the real deal... I took it easy since I was starting so early. It did help, but eventually it was still telling me I was behind.
If you mean you want to start before you even get any themis access.... I'd probably tackle a subject like Texas' MPT or procedures and evidence... things that you won't want to focus on later. You'll have plenty of time to hit the rest.
Good luck.
One thing I'd recommend is to treat it like the real deal... I took it easy since I was starting so early. It did help, but eventually it was still telling me I was behind.
If you mean you want to start before you even get any themis access.... I'd probably tackle a subject like Texas' MPT or procedures and evidence... things that you won't want to focus on later. You'll have plenty of time to hit the rest.
Good luck.
