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The bar exam study week

A full-time bar exam study week: lectures or outlines from 08:30, multiple-choice practice at 13:00, timed essays at 15:30, half a day on Saturday and Sunday off.

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Mon

  1. Lectures and outlines08:30–11:30
  2. Practice questions13:00–15:00
  3. Timed essays15:30–17:00
  4. Gym18:00–19:00

Tue

  1. Lectures and outlines08:30–11:30
  2. Practice questions13:00–15:00
  3. Timed essays15:30–17:00

Wed

  1. Lectures and outlines08:30–11:30
  2. Practice questions13:00–15:00
  3. Timed essays15:30–17:00
  4. Gym18:00–19:00

Thu

  1. Lectures and outlines08:30–11:30
  2. Practice questions13:00–15:00
  3. Timed essays15:30–17:00

Fri

  1. Lectures and outlines08:30–11:30
  2. Practice questions13:00–15:00
  3. Timed essays15:30–17:00
  4. Gym18:00–19:00

Sat

  1. Practice test09:00–12:00

Sun

    19 blocks · 38.5 hours planned · 08:00 to 19:00
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