We do not envy those of you who have had to start your law school online, but we can all empathize as our professors at LawTutors all teach at their law schools online as well. The goals of our professors are to make the remote experience for you captivating...
Initially, we held this webinar to overwhelming response to address the anxiety surrounding taking the “July” 2020 Bar Exam online. Our team of expert professors, from all over the country, relayed all of the information we had gathered; we also answered...
Yippee? I know, not quite. There are ways to prepare for exams, and here they are! 1) Be calm. I’m serious, remain calm. Anxiety and stress are yet two more foes for exams, so please do not indulge them. The more anxious and stressed you are, the less likely you are...
Many law school across the country are moving forward an online learning platform in order to protect students, faculty, and staff after the outbreak of COVID-19. Transitioning to remote learning may be new for some of you, but there are ways in which to maximize your...
Starting with the July 2012 Essay portion of the MA Bar Exam, the commonly known nickname “Passachusetts” became no longer applicable. Compared to the last thirty bar exams, these essays were by far the most issue-laden and challenging, especially with respect to the...
Myth: You are Stupid Because You Failed The Bar Myth Buster: You Are Not Stupid Trust me on this. I have had so many students come to me stating that they are stupid due to the fact that they failed the bar. Maybe they missed it by 25 points, maybe by 2. Either way,...