PASS the Baby Bar

PASS the California First Year Law Students Exam

Are you taking the California First Year Law Students Exam (FYLSX) or “baby bar”? The book is for you! This is your success companion to passing the FYLSX and getting on with law school! The FYLSX tests criminal law, torts, and contracts, in essay and multiple choice formats. You will find the rules for all three tested subjects (torts, contracts, and criminal law) along with practice essays in West Academic’s Step-by-Step Guides to Torts, Contracts, and Criminal Law (see below). And, you will find practice multiple choice questions and detailed explanatory answers in the AdaptiBar® FYLSX course (sold separately).

PASS the California First Year Law Students Exam along with the Step-by-Step Guides and Adaptibar give you everything you need to: 1) learn or review the law, 2) engage with high quality practice tests, and 3) find the motivation and inspiration to study, the strategies to overcome challenges, and the techniques to help you achieve your success goals.

The FYLSX is a difficult exam. It is certain not a “baby” anything, though some call it “baby bar.” This book will provide training tips to get you ready for success and push you to do your very best on this tough exam. This book will also help families, friends, spouses, and partners understand just how stressful and time consuming the FYLSX really is and do their part in helping you to pass. Wherever you are in the process, if you are facing your first FYLSX or if you have taken it before, make this your last FYLSX! You can do it. And, FYLSX Success will help get you there!

PASSING THE FYLSE OR BABY BAR REQUIRES Mastery of Contracts, Torts, and Criminal Law.

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If you have a West Academic subscription, access all three Step-by-Step Guides on the Study Aids Platform: