I took and passed the Massachusetts bar exam for July 2015. I have decided tho that I'm not really feeling living out here any longer having lived out here all my life and would like to go to the west coast. I haven't signed up for Cali yet but I'm thinking about taking it in July. There'd be virtually no pressure (my biggest impediment to passing) and I just feel as though the risk is worth it. I'm working right now but only doing doc review. Would it be possible to study for the cali bar and work? Anyone done this?
Thanks.
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Re: Cali bar exam and working
It's totally doable. I followed this, with some slight variations, and passed the first time in February 2016 (http://blakemasters.com/post/3711346829 ... -100-hours).
I got my law degree in Canada and studied in the evenings while working full-time. This was my first US bar exam.
I got my law degree in Canada and studied in the evenings while working full-time. This was my first US bar exam.
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Re: Cali bar exam and working
Nice, when did you start studying? I'm considering this for another state. Current big law associate with limited time, don't want to take any time off aside from actually taking the exam.simonlin wrote:It's totally doable. I followed this, with some slight variations, and passed the first time in February 2016 (http://blakemasters.com/post/3711346829 ... -100-hours).
I got my law degree in Canada and studied in the evenings while working full-time. This was my first US bar exam.
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Re: Cali bar exam and working
I gathered the materials I believe I needed prior to applying to write the bar.
I started the day after I applied to take the California Bar. I believe I applied on the last day before they started charging a "late fee".
I mostly studied in the evenings for about 2 hours and the biggest chunk of time was during the Christmas holidays.
I started the day after I applied to take the California Bar. I believe I applied on the last day before they started charging a "late fee".
I mostly studied in the evenings for about 2 hours and the biggest chunk of time was during the Christmas holidays.
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