Thread: Is the Barbri ipod worth it or just getting the material and studying myself from the Barbri books?

Barbri self study ipod materials

If you are disciplined, then any course will be a little redundant with their notorious price. If you are not, Barbri provides a really good structure.
Each day, in addition to lectures and corresponding sections of the
CMR, you will be given 1-2 subjects to review, 50 to 70 multiple
choice questions, 2 to 4 essays to outline/simulate, and 4
PTs (including simulated exam). Barbri will schedule in a few days for you to relax, containing no MC questions or essays, etc. The CMR and MC questions
volumes are good & helpful, but BarBri answers and
feedback on written essays are, like what Regular pointed out, pertty useless.

I would just study myself

Barbri ipod course is known to have god 'flow charts' and ipod lectures (even if it's a little outdated)
Their graded essays are not so great, bad feedback, inconsistent and sometimes inaccurate depends on your luck of which grader you get and a week+ turnaround time frame. The high price and the low support make it infamous at times. Therefore, if you can get all the lectures/flowcharts/study schedule, I think you should just study it on your own.

If you don't have the lectures, then I would consider it if you had problems understanding law by simply reading them. Otherwise, Barbri Ipod really doesn't give you much.