u/Healthy-Split-5249

I am using Barbri for my overall studying and I'm about to move into the Deep Dive materials. I have seen a lot of advice saying to start adding in 25-50 MC questions a day, which I plan to do for each subject as I'm working through the deep dive. I was originally set on Adaptibar since I've seen a lot of recommendations for it. But $500 on top of my $2,500 prep course is a bit pricey. Has anyone found anything that is a bit more cost effective? Alternatively, if you tell me I need Adaptibar and it's worth the money, I will do it. I just wanted to see if there were any other options before I bite the bullet.

Thanks in advance and good luck to everyone else studying!

I'm starting my bar prep tomorrow and I'm signed up for Barbri, so I'm definitely going to be going through it's recommended activities for the day. My question is, how is everyone supplementing from the very beginning? I'm a flash card learner but only if I make them myself, so I definitely want to do that. Is that something most people make as they watch the lectures, read through outlines, something else? Should I hit the ground running making them or wait? I see people online talking about taking notes/making posters/etc. but when are people starting that? I hope my question makes sense! I just want to build a good process including and outside of my Barbri course. I do plan on getting Adaptibar but I was thinking of waiting until I've gotten a little ways into the course.

I'm sorry if this is duplicative! I'm honestly mostly curious about what people are doing with flashcards that has been helpful because it's the best way I learned throughout law school but I always built them from my outlines and this feels different. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! *also first time test taker if that makes a difference in your advice.