I've been lurking here for a while but finally made an account because I want to share what actually helped me pass on my third try. After failing by 7 points the first time and 3 points the second, I was honestly considering giving up law entirely. My weak spots were MEE and the Georgia-specific essay questions — I kept underestimating how much state procedure matters.
What turned things around was doing timed GA BAR practice test sets every single day for 8 weeks, not just reading through outlines. I'd do 50 MBE questions in the morning, then spend 2 hours on a study guide section, then write at least one timed essay at night. Brutal schedule but it exposed gaps I didn't know I had.
Anyone else feel like the commercial prep courses gloss over Georgia-specific civil procedure? That section wrecked me on attempt two. Would love to hear what study strategies others used, especially for the essays.