• This program is designed for repeat bar exam takers, customizable to cater to an individual’s strengths and weaknesses and offers one-on-one bar exam tutoring sessions via the phone.
    • This webpage has articles about how to evaluate what went wrong the first time, how to mentally prepare to study again, and other tips on taking the bar exam a second time.
  • Advice from a bar exam re-taker who has successfully passed the bar exam:
    • Take a moment to wallow in whatever emotion you may be experiencing in the wake of not passing the exam. Just a moment. Then let it go and move on. Moving forward, stay as positive as possible.
    • Know that you will be a lawyer. It is just taking you a little longer than you originally anticipated.
    • Remember why you wanted to be a lawyer in the first place. This should help keep things in perspective and fuel your preparation to improve upon your performance.
    • Learn from your last experience. Request a copy of your written answers and review them. Assess what went well and what did not. Focus on those areas that you struggled with previously. Then practice, practice, practice. 
  • Failing the bar exam is not the end of your life or career. Here is a who failed the exam on their first try.