The Solution, It's Propaedeutic

Tom MacMurray, the director of TBR Associates, is a serial bar taker. He's 3 for 3. That's right; he's taken and passed three bar examinations, including almost 15 years after law school the dreaded "we don't want any more Yankee attorneys down here" Florida Bar Exam. He's interviewed hundreds of exam takers and after one-on-one coaching of previous failures to help them turn it around, get it together and pass the "Freak'n Exam," Tom created a catalyst, a propaedeutic seminar for law students to take BEFORE they begin their exam prep.

Worried? No! Stressed? You should be! Successful Exam Takers know how to develop and use healthy stress. Successful exam takers don't worry, they learn how to learn. They use the stress in a healthy way to motivate themselves. They invest the time and resources into knowing how to prepare and then into preparing.

PASS THE FREAK'N EXAM™ is propaedeutic. It is designed to help you plan your attack on the bar exam. It's a catalyst to mix with your bar review program; to help you understand how to hard wire your brain with the massive amount of information, in an orderly and comprehensive fashion, so that you can pull it out and use it, AT THE RIGHT TIME.

PASS THE FREAK'N EXAM™ is Now available as a seminar at a cost of only $195*; less than an hour or so of billable time for a practicing attorney (aka a successful exam taker). Also, there are a limted number of dates available for your Student Bar Association (or any student group) to sponsor an exclusive PTFE™ seminar for your school.

The choice is yours: Worry and stress over which of the two possible results you will achieve: CONGRATULATIONS or WE'RE SORRY TO INFORM YOU." Or sign up now for the PTFE™ Seminar. Even better, urge your SBA (or any other student organization) to sponsor an exclusive PTFE™ Seminar for your school. Either way, get the catalytic agent to stir into your exam preparation course. Use this excellent catalyst before you begin your review course. Don't wait till its too late….. (*On site registration the day of the seminar is $235.)