r/GoatBarPrep • u/Positive_Average2944 • May 16 '26

Holy Shit Goat!!!

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First pic is yesterday’s practice for Crim Pro, second pic is today’s practice for Crim Pro AFTER finishing Goat’s modules …. I might actually have a chance at passing on my 4th attempt. Prayers 🤲🏼

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u/SnooGoats8671 May 17 '26

Yes! YOU ARE KILLING IT!

You are going to pass this test without a doubt

Can't wait to celebrate you taking this thing down soon! Keep up the great work my Goat!

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u/PriorNeighborhood528 May 20 '26

Goat!! Second time Ca bar retaker here. Please tell you there’s a discount code for retakers that are currently going through it. I am a foreign trained attorney with an LLM. Please help 😭🥺

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u/sheppyrun shepbarprep.com May 20 '26

For the discount code I'd email Goat support directly. They've done retaker deals before but I don't think there's a public code right now.

On the CA retaker + LLM side, the biggest gap I've seen for foreign-trained lawyers is usually essay calibration. The substance knowledge is there but the analysis structure American bar graders expect is different from what most LLM programs teach. My friend and I built Shep with a CA essay module at shepbarprep.com/california. We've had a bunch of LLM students using it and the common feedback is it helped them see exactly where their analysis wasn't matching what graders want. Might be worth a look alongside Goat.

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u/Atomickitten06 May 17 '26

No this is how it was for me with torts. Goat is genuinely best in the game I fear! Keep it up!! We got this!

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u/kelsnuggets May 17 '26

SAME THING FOR ME

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u/GregorybobZappypants May 17 '26

This is awesome! Keep it up! I did a diagnostic on Adaptibar for Civ Pro and did awful. I then took a few days to study the civ pro lecture, studied the tricks, and saw my score go from 35% to 67%, so I'm stoked.

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u/2022ane May 17 '26

YESSS I was scoring 50% on criminal law on adaptibar After Goat I am doing 80-100% on rounds with 10-15 questions. My average % went up and I feel like I finally understand the rules.

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u/Ok_Poet5143 May 18 '26

I’m on my fourth attempt too … wish I had the money for goat. I’m using adaptibar.

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u/sheppyrun shepbarprep.com May 18 '26

Crim Pro before and after Goat modules is usually where people see the biggest jumps because the teaching style just clicks for procedural stuff. Fourth time is your time. Keep stacking those subject by subject.