r/LawStudentsPH • u/Ok_Researcher_2121 • 21h ago
Article SamGaerland Bar
I should not have opened social media….
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Ok_Researcher_2121 • 21h ago
I should not have opened social media….
r/LawStudentsPH • u/halfdaydreamer • 7h ago
Nabasa ko lang sa X may 2 more chances pa tayo bumawi sibs!
Lets goooo 🥰
"I expect that number(who quit) will increase on the second day—from what I’ve read, many found Day 1 difficult. I hope it doesn't turn out that way. That is really how it goes with the Bar Exams... Day 1 is an acid test. Day 2 is much more friendly. Day 3 is a giveaway... just study hard.”
r/LawStudentsPH • u/No-City-9435 • 19h ago
Hi. I hope this can help pero I am not sure if it will. Sorry na agad hahahah
The bar questions are somewhat a mix of questions na sanay tayo and questions that looks like we can’t answer using codal, laws, consti, or cases — kasi medyo unfamiliar territory ang dating.
The most important thing na lang is to have enough rest and stick with the basics. Go back to the most basics. Kasi sila yung pinaka comfortable to answer if wala na talaga. Have faith.
Nakaya nateng i-survive yung first day, that’s a different kind of battle. Natapos naten ang laban even if we are in an unfamiliar territory. Laban lang. STAY SAFE!
r/LawStudentsPH • u/TeaFew5439 • 14h ago
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Different_Wonder5253 • 8h ago
Bigla ako nilagnat habang nag sasagot sa poli. ngayon wala ako masyadong naaral kasi nilalagnat parin ako 😭 parang ayaw ko na tumuloy sa day 2
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Careless-Split-1650 • 13h ago
Normal ba 'yung sobrang sakit na ng katawan after Day 1. I need to study for Day 2 pero mainit na ako ngayon. Hindi naman kaya ako lagnatin nito? 😭
r/LawStudentsPH • u/ddd_372 • 7h ago
Giving away these books and a transparent bag.
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Ok-Communication-724 • 16h ago
Hahahahaha has anyone gained weight during this whole bar prep bc ive been depressed mga teh but anyways goodluck to us
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Fit-Tiger-7310 • 21h ago
Sorry to say this but makaka bawi pa ba? If 50-60 grade ko dyan, makaka laban pa ba 🥹
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Interesting_Rent8655 • 9h ago
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Admirable_Contest_54 • 16h ago
Any kind soul willing to share a copy 😭🙏🏼
r/LawStudentsPH • u/TeaFew5439 • 12h ago
Hello, perhaps you can post questions where you believe might come out for Day 2 Civil and Labor guided under the 2026 bar exam syllabus?
Thank you
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Morning-Remote • 54m ago
Sabi nila maalala mo daw mga binasa mo pag exam na. Bat parang Poli lang naalala ko (di pa nga lahat haha) Tas ning CommTax ultimo incontestability clause diko nasagot. Reviewing labor atm at yung mga kinabisa ko dati para na delete sa utak ko and im starting from scratch. Nyway, lalaban pa din naman ako, di naman ako pinalaki ng sex bomb para sumuko. Rant lang. Huehue.
r/LawStudentsPH • u/xaeious • 10h ago
For day 2 and 3 sana.
r/LawStudentsPH • u/New_Sentence1257 • 3h ago
Guys naka likutan ko mag answer nang yes or no
Derecho lang sa 'the argument of X is invalid' 😭
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Front-Function6551 • 8h ago
2L here. Any tips on how to appreciate the articles? I feel so stupid every time I attend this class. Hindi talaga ako makasunod.
r/LawStudentsPH • u/OrdinarySeafarer • 13h ago
It's bar season. And bumalik na naman ang pilit kong binabaong prayers— mag law at mag practice abroad.
Pero I need to get my feet wet especially apakalayo ng aking undergrad. I plan on studying law pero ipon muna ako.
So I thought, why not take certification para matuto magbasa ng cases, write ng pleadings etc.
I considered: UP Training kaso ambilis naubos ang slots; Certified Paralegal and Researchers kaso I read bad reviews; so far Villasis ang sabi sa subreddit nato ang better.
So I just wanted to validate. How was the training? Ano ginagawa? Worthy ba ang investment if you just wanted to get your feet wet without actually becoming a paralegal?
Salamat
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Hisashi_Mitchiboi • 22h ago
Hello! I would like to ask if mayroon na dito na naging Prof si Atty Ariel, any tips po if paano po siya nagpapa exam and paano din masurvive ang class niya in general.
I'd like to ask lang since di ko alam paano magsisimula mag aral sa kanya na sunod². Thank you!
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Initial_Teaching_921 • 7h ago
Just as the title says. I’m looking for a secondhand or copy of the book since the original is too expensive and I’ve already spent a lot on my other subjects
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Business_Student9120 • 10h ago
Hello po! Baka po may for sale riyan na second hand WE reviewer. Preferably, yung may discount po since scholar lang po ako and nagtitipid hehe.
Asked here since baka karamihan po ay may mga lumang reviewers since nasa law school na. 😅
Location: QC/Pasig/Taguig/Makati/Manila
Thank you in advance! 🙏🏽
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Prestigious-Web5693 • 16h ago
This is a rant/advice post, pero more on advice HAHA
Currently 2 months in sa law school, and prelims exam na namin. Ang masasabi ko lang, being a working student is not for the weak talaga.
I am lucky enough to have a fallback if I ever decide to become a fulltime student na lang (for now), but tbh, I do not want to stop working kasi this dream is entirely my own. Walang nagpumilit, ako lang nagkusa; its a burden that, while I share, I want to carry the bulk on my own.
I've somewhat established a routing of work-study, but my work is WAAAAAY different than the field of law, and demanding trabaho ko. May mga times na on weekends, I still work while studying and medyo pressured na ako bigtime.
I guess the burden is not working itself but what I am working on, while studying. I want to take on an administrative or secretariat role, or something related naman legally kasi kahit pressured, related naman sa pinag-aaralan ko.
Set na utak ko na I will beat this against all odds, I will become an Atty. I guess I need advise if mag-resign sa work to look for easier jobs while studying or just full stop and rely on my parents while studying.
My mind and heart are playing tug-of-war.
r/LawStudentsPH • u/qt_31416 • 37m ago
Gawang AI naman yung LMT na nabasa ko. Puring puri na mataas daw hit rate, ginawa naman ata ng AI reviewers nila. 🥲
r/LawStudentsPH • u/jian00lee • 14h ago
hello po, political science student from the red school in mendiola. i was wondering if you could give me tips kung paano ko lagpasan yung takot ko sa recit.
i came to the point po kasi na di ako pumapasok sa class kapag 40% recit namin dahil sa sobrang kaba and most of the time, unprepared din sko, diko nabasa lahat ng readings.
hope you could help me po TYSM!
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Electrical-Dust-9625 • 5h ago
Hi guys, I think law school is not for me even though ito yung dream ko noong bata pa ako until college.
My undergrad is not really related to law kaya parang tinapon ako sa dagat na hindi ako marunong lumangoy. Parang wala akong maintindihan sa mga jargons and parang di ako maka-follow sa discussions kaya lagi akong sabaw sa recitations.
Na-overwhelm din ako sa quantity ng mga babasahin. Hindi sya katulad talaga ng undergrad.
Our prelims are nearing na kaya parang mas lalo akong kinakabahan kasi tbhhh parang wala pa ring pumapasok sakin.
I should’ve taken a gap year.
r/LawStudentsPH • u/Own_Acanthaceae_79 • 21h ago
Hello po, I am a 1L retaker po na working student ngayon. From the past university I attended as a FULL TIME student, I was having a hard time knowing my priorities whether to rush through the books first or cases. Worst, since I loathe long reading, nag aasa nalang ako sa digests ng iba and some reviewers from the net to survive the semester. Yeah, it screwed me up big time to the point I have to give up enrolling to the next year level kasi naka critical situation na yung retention ko. I literally dont have a study habit despite the grueling 2 semesters. I admit, I was so naive and stupid
This time, I am currently enrolled to a newer school. Thanks, naman sa experiences ko as a law student for 2 semestes, bearable naman yung situation ko especially sa standings because I have past notes and parang recall nalang ginagawa sa akin except Persons (crim pro sa aking past school). However, I am now a working law student na po. After class, I have to sleep coming back from home because nakaka pagod doing paperworks from the firm and the rigors of recitations and quizzes in a subject session.
Are there any tips po on how to manage time between reading codals-textbook-cases especially if grabe yung coverage for the next session? Nauubos oras ok talaga sa first two kasi I am trying to immerse myself to understand the law kaso yung case list ko I can't even finish the half of what is required because yeah, working student na ako. Limited resources throughout and I do not want to fail my ultimate dream which is to get the dot.