HOW I PASSED THE BAR EXAM: 5 Surprising Tips 

did you pass it? .... someone had to ask...

did you pass it?

do it!!

I hope u achieve it. Wishing you well

Do it in a state where you don't have to take the bar exam...OR, WA, WI, then you can start working right away without bothering with this or the character committee

What prep course you enrolled in?! Thank you

I failed the bar exam 10 times. It's not easy man. Goddamn

Ok! Soo for property, there is SO much material. So what I chose to do (not saying this is the best strategy, just what I did to maximize my time), I chose to learn a few topics really well. And the others I just ignored. So I focused a lot on easements and landlord tenant law (those had a lot of acronyms and element tests so I figured better for memorization). And then for things like future interests and mortgages I just learned it from a distance and didn’t spent too much time on it, because it wasn’t sticking when I did. And I think I got like 70% of property questions right so not bad!

Hey Jenn! Thanks for sharing this video. Did you have a mnemonics list for real property sub topics? I’m having a hard time with Real property as well.

S-she passed the bar??

@@MrSuperbear90 Chuck? 😂

I would LOVE to!!!

what a sick joke

WHAT A SICK JOKE!

My question is where did KK go to undergrad because I was under the impression that only Kourtney and their brother went to college

@@memyself4431 she didn’t go anywhere for her undergrad. No where! This is some special learning I have heard explained and don’t get it.

@@rosamoreno4794 yes, I have researched this law reader before, several states offer it! I was under the impression that undergrad was a requirement, until KK joined. Now I am confused!

@@rosamoreno4794 it is just like an apprenticeship, except you would learn about law under a judge or qualified attorney, it is less expensive, much harder, and takes less time. The details can be googled but I don’t understand the not going to undergrad, blows my mind.

Kim Kardashian did start college but she never finished. She received about 60 or so credits before she dropped out of college to pursue business ventures. California allows people to start a “reading the law” program if they have completed a certain number college credits which coincidentally, Kim has met that requirement. Also, the reading the law program is not easier because Kim will still have to take and pass a state bar exam after her 4 years of law school (law school is typically 3 years if you do it the traditional way, but the California reading the law program is 4 years). The “baby bar” exam that Kim took was only after her 1st year of introductory class. She needed to pass the baby bar exam so that she could continue in the law at home program for the next 3 years.

Ahahahahahahhahahahahahah. I failed 10 times. It's not easy man. Goddamn

Chuck everywhere🥹

**executes Chuck**

And she gets to be a laywer? WHAT A SICK JOKE!

She’s not a real lawyer!!

​@@KakashiHatake-xq6wxyes. She is not