re: Good luck to all posters taking the Louisiana bar exam this week

My bitch and moan list:

- It felt like 60 degrees in the river center. My fingers were fricking numb and I could barely type

- My back is throbbing from being hunched over in a shitty chair for 7ish hours.

- The software was sorta effed up and wouldn't let me change an answer to a multiple choice question. Tech guy couldn't fix it, so he brought me to the administrator boss lady, who basically assumed I was just trying to cheat and told me tough titty. frick you, you count.

- Love when the examiners pick a very random and obscure area of law to harp on in the biggest exam of your life. It's hard enough learning "the basics" of every topic, much less knowing some out-of-left-field nuance or loophole. Jerks.

- If I don't pass, I really might say frick it and not take this shite again. The anxiety is the worst I've ever had. I wake up in the middle of the night almost every night the last week and it's killing me. I honestly think my hairline has receded due to the unreasonable amount of stress crammed into such a short period. At the very least I might just move to another state that doesn't have the hardest bar in the country.

1. Bar Exams aren't that hard.

2. Don't practice law.

3. Enjoy life.

ty gent

MHaw?

Thanks!

It was really, really cold in there.

And they tested super specific rules about random concepts. Apparently, the Code II and Code III writers are new.

Suckas!

Sue your school for debt you ain't gettin a job

I'm sure you did just fine.

How were the multiple choice?

Doesn't help that the bar commission withholds all the multiple choice questions from previous exams. Dickheads.

I have a feeling they might throw a few of those out.

Old Code III tests had really simple MC and short answer... like what is Novation? or What is a natural obligation?

This one had incredibly lengthy and complex fact patterns about agricultural liens and leases. Completely unfair. And they put too many questions on the same small subjects. I shouldn't have to miss 3-4 questions for not remembering the same thing. I feel like Code I cost me 10-12 points for not knowing interdiction proceedings.