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*Essay Questions from the July 2017 California Bar Exam and First Year Law Students Exam from October 2017 are reprinted from the State Bar of California website.
Climbing Mt. Everest
Paul Pfau, having tutored both repeat and first-time bar examines over the past 40 years, knows that passing the California Bar Exam is a herculean task. In fact, Pfau likens the pursuit of passing the exam to climbing Mt. Everest.
Who better to make that analogy than a man who has led numerous mountain-climbing expeditions all over the world, including the famous Mt. Everest?
"It's all in the planning," says Pfau. "it takes several months of planning before you even hike your first step. It's normally a two-year process. Long-range planning is the key."
Meet Michael Ehline
Michael Ehline joined the U.S. Marine Cops out of high school and has no college degree.
After his military service, he started a construction business and ran a health club until he heard of the Law Office Study Program.
Los Angeles Personal Injury Attorney, Michael P. Ehline, was able to become a lawyer without college, or a law school degree.
He passed the California Baby Bar Exam with no college and passed the California General Bar Exam with no J.D.
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Earn credit towards a FREE Course when you refer qualified candidates that enroll in the California Bar Tutorial & Review program - A common sense approach for raising your law school grades & passing the Bar Exam with an All-In-One-Common-Sense-Cost. Additional discounts may also be available for small groups or any charitable experience you may have contributed to others. As always, Cal Bar's policy is to pay it forward".
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Statewide Test Results
First Time Takers
about 57.2% Fail
Repeat Takers
about 77.1% Fail
All Takers
about 70.9% Fail
about 80.7% Fail
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CA Bar Exam Schedule
First Year Law Students
- June 25, 2019
Register by 5/15/2019
California Bar Exam
- Feb 26, 27, 2019
Register by 1/15/2019
Course Discounts
Note : This is our
40th Anniversary Year
Also, there are accompanying discount opportunities because of this.
Cal Bar’s “Pay It Forward” discount policy enables you to discount the cost of your individualized program if you have charitable experience in your background.
If you have no charitable experience, you may still qualify for a $1,000 discount from your totally personalized program – which includes old-fashioned one-on-one, materials, classes. Just ask.
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Earn credit towards a FREE Course when you refer qualified candidates that enroll in the California Bar Tutorial & Review program - A common sense approach for raising your law school grades & passing the Bar Exam with an All-In-One-Common-Sense-Cost.
As always, Cal Bar's policy is to "pay it forward". Learn How
More Success For Ali
Cal Bar is pleased to announce that Ali Hinsche continued her remarkable run of success in having just passed the Florida bar exam.
This was her 4th (count 'em: 1, 2, 3, 4) successful bar - on her 1st attempt-following California, New York and Illinois.
While Ali worked with Cal Bar for each state, she also owes her success to persistence, hard work, and in learning how to adapt and apply the Cal Bar test-taking systems to the requirements of each bar exam.
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