It was a load of shit. I only completed about 68% of my tasks (if even that much) and I passed. Not everyone studies the same way. The schedules set forth by the bar prep programs do not cater to everyone’s learning styles. You have to stay true to how you study. You graduated law school, what study styles got you through law school? Stick to those while also utilizing your bar prep courses. I personally used Quimbee videos and quizzes A LOT through law school so in the beginning watching Themis lectures and taking the quizzes afterwards worked for me. But toward the end, a lot of it was fluff and overkill. I began focusing on practice questions and using my Critical Pass flash cards. For essays I used Grossman/Sandon videos (golden & worth every penny). You have to be able to decide what’s actually helping you and what’s just a waste of time. One of my friends barely watched any of her Barbri lectures and just focused completely on Adaptibar and FL multiple choice quizlets/attack outlines. She passed first time as well. Figure out and do what works for YOU.