Many people are now within just weeks before they start the "hell" that is otherwise known as studying for the Bar.  A lot of people that I know compared it to law school finals time except that it lasts 11 weeks or so. 
Make no mistake about it, it is hard to maintain a finals sort of energy level for 11 weeks but it is by no means impossible or something that will kill you.  You know, the aged-old saying, "what doesn't kill you will make you stronger"?  Well, get ready to get stronger.

I've found it really helpful to make one 3x5 index card for each case I read. I put the name, court, date, etc. on the front along with one line on the holding. On the back, I put the facts, any tests applied, and important language from the opinion. I always leave space to add anything the professor says in class that I forgot to note, and it's helpful to have the card during class in case I get called on. For me, the process of synthesizing a case into one notecard helped me to really grasp the holdings. Also, I never needed to re-read the casebook when studying for finals. If the final is open book, I separated the cards by doctrine/topic (i.e.