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When preparing for the bar exam, a common question arises: "How many multiple-choice questions should I complete?" While it’s tempting to think that more is always better, the reality is that the quality of your practice is far more important than the sheer number of questions you complete. Focusing on quality over quantity will not only enhance your understanding but also improve your chances of passing the bar exam. The belief that completing thousands of questions is the b

Roger Federer, the tennis legend, delivered a compelling commencement address at Dartmouth College. this past weekend, imparting three...

Study groups can be a powerful tool in bar exam preparation, offering diverse perspectives, shared resources, and mutual support....

If you follow my postings, you know I believe in using nontraditional methods to engage students and bar exam takers and make the...

Recently, I visited the iconic gum wall at Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington. For those unfamiliar, the gum wall is a unique and...

Pride Month is an annual celebration that takes place in June to honor the LGBTQ+ community and commemorate the Stonewall Riots of June...

As a lifelong Star Wars aficionado and a law professor dedicated to bar exam preparation, I continuously seek opportunities to combine my...

I recently went to Moe's Southwest Grill, a popular fast-casual restaurant chain known for its customizable burritos, tacos, and other...

When it comes to bar preparation, we often focus on the rigorous aspects of study, like timed practice tests, memorization, and...

I want to share a concept that's as sharp as it is simple—Occam’s Razor. It’s a principle that I had learned long ago. But I had...