Welcome back to the Bar Exam Toolbox podcast! Studying for the bar exam is like a marathon — you need to taper off your training in the final days so you can rest and restore energy. Today we are going through things to do during your final weekend of bar prep.
In this episode we discuss:
- Setting up your routine to match that of exam day, so your body can adjust
- The importance of studying in the 3 or 3.5-hour blocks you will be doing the testing in
- Going to the exam site to figure out how long the commute will take you
- Spending some time on your weak areas of heavily-tested law
- Making sure you have all your registration materials and other stuff you’re going to take into the exam room ready
- Finding a way to distract yourself and clear your head the Monday before the exam
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Resources:
- SmartBarPrep
- BARBRI
- The Brainy Bar Bank: Streamlining Bar Study
- Bar Exam Toolbox blog: It’s Almost the Week of the Bar Exam! But You Can Stay Sane!
- Bar Exam Toolbox blog: Take a Walk During Bar Prep
- Bar Exam Toolbox blog: 5 Ways to Combat Stress During the Last Week Before the Bar
- Bar Exam Toolbox blog: Bar Exam Toolbox Experts share: Tips for the Final Week of Bar Prep
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