cabartutor

1. it is quality not quantity in terms of study time
2. bar breakers books are really great
3. read and become familiar with the different MPT formats and know how to attack them
4. if you can afford it, get a one-on-one tutor-- even if only for a few sessions. (yes, i work as a tutor, but no, i am not saying this because of that--- you likely need someone to re-navigate your study plan and methods, so whether it is a friend who passed, or a professional, get a new set of eyes to look at your study plan, habits, and learning methods.)
5. make your own flashcards and mnemonic devices.
6. this should be #1--- HAVE CONFIDENCE. if you believe you can't, you can't. it is that simple. YOU CAN DO THIS, remind yourself of this every moment you have even the smallest inkling of doubt and don't let yourself think otherwise.

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CABarTutor
~recent grad ('06), admittee MA/CA, and Tutor in the Los Angeles area.