Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How much study, review and practice writing time should be devoted to exam preparation?

A. For many years BarXMPrep has suggested that as an absolute minimum study schedule, two hours per day, every day, divided into four half-hour segments, eight weeks before the exam, should be dedicated to exam preparation. For most recent law school graduates this preparation time schedule has proven sufficient.

However, for examinees who have been out of law school for several years and have practiced in specific areas of the law, additional time and review effort may be necessary to adequately review subjects presented by the upcoming exam. This adjustment is best gauged by the student’s performance on the sample exam questions and responsive answers provided by the BarXMPrep course materials.

These materials are calculated to point up weaknesses in the subjects that may be anticipated on the exam and allow sufficient time to correct deficiencies by specific subject matter review study.