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5 Myths That Can Hurt Your Bar Exam Prep — and What to Do Instead
A few common myths can hurt your bar exam prep. Get practical strategies and learning tools from UWorld, Themis Bar Review, and Aspen Publishing that you can implement to help you study more effectively.
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How To Practice With the UWorld MBE® QBank and New Self-Assessment
UWorld Legal announces New Feature to Align with the MBE® Exam…200 question Self-Assessment test in the MBE QBank.

How Many Times Can You Take the Bar Exam by State?
Ever wondered how many times you can take the bar exam? For most jurisdictions, it’s unlimited, but some states limit the number of attempts. Here’s an overview.
MBE® Exam Day: Seven Things You Should Do
What you do on test day is just as important as what you do in the weeks leading up to it. Here are some tips that will help you succeed
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Outline Your Path to Success in Law School and the Bar Exam
Key tools on how to write an effective outline for law school and the bar exam, including organization, personalization, and synthesizing into one sheets.
When To Start Preparing for the Bar Exam
The bar is one of the most challenging exams you will ever take. This article will answer the burning question, “How long does it take to study for the bar?”
What Are the Hardest MBE® Subjects?
Not only is the MBE® the most significant component of the bar exam, but it is also the most challenging. This article explores the hardest bar exam subjects.
How To Practice With the UWorld MBE® QBank and New Self-Assessment
UWorld Legal announces New Feature to Align with the MBE® Exam…200 question Self-Assessment test in the MBE QBank.
Legal Writing Skills: Parallel Structure Like a Boss
Understanding parallel structure in legal writing is critical to success in law school. This article gives you some tips to develop your legal writing skills.
Legal Writing Skills: Keep Your Structure Parallel!
Parallel structure groups related items in a single sentence, and each item grammatically mirrors the other. Learn to use parallel structure in your writing.