The Ideal Daily Bar Prep Study Schedule

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The Ideal Daily Bar Prep Study Schedule
The best way to prepare for the bar exam is to complete and review practice questions from prior exams under exam-day conditions. Therefore, the ideal daily bar prep study schedule should consist of studying less and practicing more.
As a general rule, we recommend that for every 1 minute of time that you spend passively reviewing the law (e.g., reading outlines, listening to lectures, etc.), you should spend 2 minutes of time actively applying the law (e.g., writing practice essays, completing practice MBE questions, etc.). For example, if you plan on studying 9 hours in 1 day - you should spend 3 hours passively reviewing the law and 6 hours actively applying the law.
If you follow this daily schedule over the course of an 8 to 10-week bar prep study period, you are going to get so accustomed to taking bar exam questions, the bar exam itself will seem like just another day at the office for you!
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[@mommarama4860]

He seems amazing, but I agree. It's hard to focus on what he's saying when he's moving so much. I have vision and focusing problems being older, so thus IS an issue, not a criticism.

[@kingdionysus]

Yes wasn't meant to be harsh or anything. Just some people have trouble focusing that way so was trying some constructive criticism is all.

[@foodiekariyawasam1111]

This is amazing. Thanks ❤️

[@LillithLeonard]

This schedule (morning, active; evening, passive) makes a lot of sense because REM sleep helps us synthesize information. Naps are not off the table, either.

[@angelaclemente3759]

Hi! I just found your yt channel. I am a foreign qualified lawyer who's aiming to pass the CA bar exam on july 2025, do you think this also applies for my studying? Is it more helpful for me to focus more on essay questions and multiple choice and less in the actual studying and memorizing of the materials? Thanks!

[@shannonseneviratne7497]

This was really helpful, thank you!!

[@nessawithsmiles]

9 - 12 ACTIVE 1 - 3 ACTIVE 4 - 7 ACTIVE 8 - 11 PASSIVE

[@GiftedFox]

Love this. Reminds me of when “studying” for the LSAT, clicked, and I focused more on practice over study. Funny how history repeats itself.

[@braveheart9049]

I will try this. Hoping that it will work for me.

[@alphazero5614]

Did it work?

[@hyojinlee]

This is great, thank you so much!!

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I would like to study with you. How do I contact you?