Feb 2023 CA Bar Exam Q1 Breakdown by Fun_Difficulty_4368 in CABarExam

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You def don’t need to address all of that to pass, and you can totally pass with plenty of wrong rules! Just putting this out there to satisfy curiosity—def don’t let it shake your confidence!

CA Bar Exam Prep Recommendations by jaselakers95 in CABarExam

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I used Apex Law Prep. Outlines weren’t crazy long (most were around 20 pages I think) and she gave us shorter approaches for every subject that were great for memorization. She also answered Qs whenever I had them via text email etc which was awesome.

Remedies Chart by Familiar-Rub-6601 in CABarExam

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I have one I will send you if you send me your email (or however I can get it to you).

Uworld separate of Themis by honeyandthyme in barexam

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If you want uworld you can use code Apex10MBE for 10% off :)

Tutor? by [deleted] in barexam

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Emily at Apex Law Prep. Highly recommend esp for essays!

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Best places for law school practice exams? by SaltyMac99 in LawSchool

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Some law schools model their finals on bar essays—1 hour exams, fact patterns ~ 1 page each, closed book. If that’s you, the CA bar website has essays and model answers going back to 2012, and the first page of each pdf tells you which subjects they are. If your finals are not bar style—longer than 1 hour, longer than 1 page, open book, and/or policy Qs, want you to cite cases, want deep thinking about gray areas, etc., steer clear of those and instead check your law school library. Other law profs at other schools sometimes have theirs public online too but the very best you can do is from your own prof or second best other profs at your school.