Bar Exam Mindset Shift You Need

Now, in law school, you're not aiming to get a D+ on a law school exam. When you take a law school exam, you want an A. So, when you take the bar exam, you often kind of want the same thing that you wanted when you took a law school exam. You think you want this A when really, you don't need that high of a score to pass the bar exam. You only need the equivalent of a D. So, keep this in mind because a lot of people, you know, when you walk out of a law school exam, you might have an idea of how you performed on the exam. You might have an idea like, "Oh, I probably got an A or maybe I didn't get an A. " but you've never taken the bar exam and you don't need to aim that high on the bar exam. You really only need a D or D plus to pass. And it's not to say that a D or D+ is easy to get on the bar exam. It is not easy. This is a hard exam and people definitely fail it. But I want to point out that you're not aiming for that same score that you were aiming for in law school. And you can pass with knowing much less on the bar exam than you did in a law school exam.