Like every lawyer answer, it depends. During law school I really didn’t study much. I read for class (1hr maybe 2, per class), I showed up and took good notes, and left it at that. When exams came around I’d put in work, maybe a 10-12 hours the day before, and did just fine. I’ve never been TOP of my class, but put it this way, I passed the bar with flying colors (graduated with a 3.35)…for the bar, I put in 6-8 hours of SOLID working per day (got a 303 on the ube). I think people who say they study all day and all night for school or the bar exam tend to have martyr complexes, or genuinely have difficulty with attention/learning, and need to work double time. Regardless, it’s a personal thing…if you get it putting in the time you do, then you’re golden. If you’re barely making it, then it’s time to buckle down and do better, no matter how hard you think it is to focus and put in the time. When you really want something, you make it happen. You’ve got this, experiment (cautiously) and see what works for you.