u/Res2710

I have Barbri Essentials, and Im not sure if Foundations is right for me, as im not learning anything nor can properly review it. It's a nice refresher but for nearly two weeks when I could be studying the actual content via deep dive I think is a better use of my time. Also, my school said I could just skip them. I tried to edit my schedule so I can see the deep dives first, but its forcing me to go through the foundation videos, even though I changed the status to completed or discarded. Is there any way to edit it so that I can see the daily assignments for the deep dive first instead of the foundations, or do I have to go through the foundations first?

I was watching these "foundational" videos, and they seem like a waste of time, especially for the two weeks it has me do them. They seem a bit helpful as a nice refresher, but if we are going to cover it again in much more detail, what's the point of watching them instead of going straight to the "deep dive" lectures/course, as it seems like that's what we need to focus on. Especially since they tell us not to take too many notes on the foundational lectures and that they are going to cover it again later in the deep dives, I dont know what Im supposed to be getting from them or how to review them later? any advice, as I don't want to skip things I need to know and this is my first time with bar review?

My school told me to start studying for the Bar on May 19, a day after our graduation. I was just wondering if anyone else starts on that day or earlier, and also how much time should be spent studying with Barbri essentials and adaptibar per day?