So, you're taking a Bar prep course. You're studying the law. And you're scoring 50s and 55s on your practice essays. It's frustrating to get those graded practice exams back with the word "ANALYSIS!" written or typed next to what you were pretty sure was analysis! Like, what the hell is "analysis" supposed to mean, and why didn't the grader explain further? After all, you're paying extra for all of this. This is where I'm hoping I can help. After years of helping people pass the Bar, I've finally put it all in one place via my course, The Essay-Writing Formula. All of my tips for writing better Bar essays are in this course. It includes everything that I wish I would have known back when I was studying for the Bar. I even paid one tutor thousands of dollars for near to nothing; it was beyond maddening. In this course, I teach Bar candidates how to put it all together because knowing the law is only the first step. You have to know ...
Beyond the "whats" of law school and law practice more generally, here, the "hows" are explained, whether you need them during law school or many years thereafter.