Bar review planner
How many pages a day?
Enter the pages in your books and the days you study each week. The planner spreads them over the time left before the 2027 Bar, so you finish your first reading with days to spare.
How it works
Simple arithmetic, done honestly.
The planner counts the days from your start date to the first day of the Bar, 5 September 2027, and sets aside the days you want free at the end. It keeps the share of the remaining days you study each week, then divides your pages by those study days and rounds up.
It is a starting number, not a schedule. Real weeks have bad days, and your plan should bend without breaking. Our guide to how many pages to read a day explains how to set the number and what to do when you fall behind.
Questions
About the planner.
How many pages a day should I read for the Bar?
Divide the pages in your books by the study days you have left before you want to finish the first reading. With 9,500 pages, six study days a week and the first reading done two weeks before the Bar, starting in mid-November 2026 works out to about 40 pages a day.
What happens if I miss a day?
The pages you missed are spread over the days that are left, so each day carries a few more. Change the start date to today and the planner shows your new number. The Lagda app does this for you every morning.
Does the planner save my numbers?
No. Nothing you enter is sent to Lagda or stored. Your numbers live only in the link, so a plan is shared only when you share that link.
A plan that moves with you.
In the Lagda app, the number updates every morning from what you actually read. It is coming soon to iOS; leave your email and we will write once, when it is on the App Store.