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TURNING MOUNTAINS INTO MOLEHILLS
By Steve Liosi, Esq.
"In mountain climbing, we can start with 200 people who want to make the journey. But, after all is said and done, when it comes time to make the summit, there's usually only about 30 people left." (Better odds than the California Bar Exam, when you think about it).
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"As a mountain climber has to be committed to reaching the summit, a California bar candidate has to be committed to passing the bar exam. Not merely committed to taking it, but committed to passing it."
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For the law student, study techniques are developed that will enable you to integrate class notes, case briefs, horn book information and commercial outlines into a single issue-clustering flow chart that will effectively serve your issue-spotting needs on an essay examination. You are taught the paced and disciplined skills that have been proven to lead to superior and stress related "last-minute cramming" approaches typically associated with law school exams. Tutoring to improve essay writing skills, objective test preparation and research and term paper writing instruction is also available.
CBTR is especially oriented to the needs of the REPEAT bar examinee, focusing upon the preparation and test taking difficulties preventing success while working to develop and reinforce the positive skills essential to finally be successful. First-time bar examinees take the course to avoid the typical problems that will lead to negative results in addition to getting the personal attention necessary to expertly develop their bar-taking skills. Whatever your situation, CBTR's goal is that you must pass the next examination because you cannot afford to do otherwise.
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About Paul Pfau |
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TURNING MOUNTAINS INTO MOLEHILLS
By Steve Liosi, Esq.
Paul Pfau, having tutored both repeat and first-time bar examines over the past 28 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. Read More...
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For information regarding the CBTR Program, please Contact Paul Pfau, as he would be happy to supply you with references and a further perspective on the program and how it will relate to your specific needs.
CBTR Success Story Los Angeles Personal Injury Attorney, Michael P. Ehline, was able to become a lawyer without college, or a law school degree, passing the California Baby Bar Exam with no college and passing the California General Bar Exam with no J.D. Attorney Ehline attributes his success to Paul Pfau and the Cal Bar Tutorial Review Program. (Read More)
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