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FL Bar · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Florida Law Component

  • Map the Florida Law Component into a one-page checklist of every testable subarea (civil procedure, criminal procedure, evidence, family law, wills, real property, business entities, professionalism)

  • Draft a personal rule-statement outline for Florida civil procedure from scratch, citing the governing rule number for each entry

  • Complete 40 practice questions on Florida civil procedure and write out the reason for every wrong answer

  • Identify the top five Florida-specific distinctions from general common law and record each in your own words

Your checkpoint

A one-page Florida coverage checklist plus a hand-written civil procedure outline with rule citations.

Week 2

Florida Law Component

  • Build original outlines for Florida criminal procedure, evidence, and family law, one rule number per entry

  • List every Florida-only deadline and numeric threshold you can recall and verify each against the rule text

  • Answer 50 mixed Florida questions under timed conditions and log your error types

  • Rewrite any outline section where your error log shows two or more misses

Your checkpoint

An error log of 50 timed questions categorized by cause (knowledge gap, misread, timing).

Week 3

Florida Law Component & Multistate Bar Examination subjects

  • Outline Florida wills, real property, and business entities, flagging every place Florida departs from the majority rule

  • Write 15 original fact patterns that turn on a Florida-specific rule and answer each

  • Begin a Multistate outline for constitutional law, focusing on structure and individual rights

  • Take a 50-question mixed timed set across both domains and record your accuracy by subarea

Your checkpoint

Fifteen self-authored Florida-distinction fact patterns with answers.

Week 4

Florida Law Component & Multistate Bar Examination subjects

  • Take a full-length timed practice exam under exam conditions and score it by domain

  • Review every missed question and assign each to a named outline gap

  • Close the five largest gaps identified in the review by rewriting those outline sections

  • Memorize the Florida professionalism and ethics standards and recite them from memory

Your checkpoint

A scored full-length diagnostic with a ranked list of your five biggest gaps.

Week 5

Multistate Bar Examination subjects

  • Outline Multistate contracts and torts, one page per doctrine, in your own words

  • Drill 60 Multistate questions on contracts and torts, tracking accuracy per doctrine

  • Practice issue-spotting on three essay prompts without notes, then self-grade against the elements

  • Build a one-page element sheet for the ten most frequently tested Multistate doctrines

Your checkpoint

A one-page element sheet for ten high-frequency Multistate doctrines.

Week 6

Multistate Bar Examination subjects

  • Outline Multistate evidence, criminal law and procedure, and real property

  • Drill 60 questions across those subjects and log accuracy per doctrine

  • Write two timed essay answers and self-grade each against a checklist of required elements

  • Revisit and correct every doctrine where drill accuracy fell below 65 percent

Your checkpoint

Two timed, self-graded essays plus a corrected doctrine list.

Week 7

Florida Law Component & Multistate Bar Examination subjects

  • Take a second full-length timed exam and compare scores against the week 4 baseline

  • Re-drill every question missed on either full-length exam until each is answered correctly twice

  • Write three timed Florida essays covering civil procedure, family law, and ethics

  • Condense all outlines into a single final-review sheet no longer than ten pages

Your checkpoint

A ten-page condensed final-review sheet spanning both domains.

Week 8

Florida Law Component & Multistate Bar Examination subjects

  • Review the condensed sheet daily and recite each Florida-only distinction from memory

  • Take one final timed full-length exam and score it by domain

  • Drill only the doctrines still below 70 percent accuracy

  • Rehearse exam-day logistics, timing strategy, and a written plan for handling a question you cannot answer

Your checkpoint

A final scored exam with a written exam-day timing and triage plan.

Milestones

Week 2: Complete a Florida-only coverage checklist with every subarea outlined and at least 90 timed Florida questions logged.

Week 4: Score a full-length timed diagnostic, identify your five largest gaps, and close at least three of them in writing.

Week 6: Reach at least 65 percent accuracy on Multistate doctrine drills and complete two self-graded timed essays.

Week 8: Score the final full-length exam above your week 4 baseline, with no domain subarea still below 70 percent accuracy.