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Re-taking the Bar Exam?
"I PASSED THE BAR!!!! YAHOO-YIPPIDITY-DO-DAH-DAY!!!!
Thank you for all your support; all the blood, sweat and tears was worth
it!!!! Thank you thank you thank you!"
July 2009 Minnesota Bar Applicant
Between 2005 and 2009, 100% of the re-takers who studied with Professor Skillman passed a bar!
The truth is that thousands of law school graduates fail bar exams yearly. So if you have failed a bar examination, clearly you are not alone.
Failing a bar exam is not a reflection of your intelligence. It is not necessarily a reflection of your knowledge of the substantive law. Failing is, however, a reflection of whether or not you understand the standards applied to your work and how to meet them.
Failing a bar exam presents an opportunity for you to assess your abilities to figure out what changes need to be made. Many Skillman lawyers have said, upon refection, that they were glad they flunked the bar because having taken The Skillman MethodTM courses, they finally figured "it" out.
"I know that my passing was not merely luck. Although I studied from the same materials, this summer, my MBE raised from a 116/119 to a 134/147... Thank you for all your help."
H. C. Hofstra University Member, New York State Bar
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