MPRE on Friday/When will MPRE Scores likely be released?? Forum

[Tsispilos]

150! I feel so ethical!

[PeaceSignMoose]

94. I'll take it!

Congrats to everyone who passed, and to everyone who didn't keep plugging away. This wasn't the first time I took it. Always available for some mental health advice.

[wein]

[sullidop]

Too bad they don't post a scale chart like the LSAT. I'd like to see what my score equates to.

[fornicator]

does anyone know what the percentile ranges are? I got a 124 and am just curious as to how that stacks up

[king3780]

94. I'll take it!

Congrats to everyone who passed, and to everyone who didn't keep plugging away. This wasn't the first time I took it. Always available for some mental health advice.

I got 94 also! I finished a professional responsibility class about three weeks before the MPRE, but the class ended up having a totally different final than the MPRE. I only found the time to study for 3 hrs the day before, so I'm stoked to have this behind me.

[nationaljoe]

I hate this bloody test. I took PR long ago and got a B+ with little effort. Fine. I took the MPRE then in March 2009 and missed the cutoff from my jurisdiction by 2 points (my jurisdiction is 85, my score was 83). So now I just took the MPRE in August 2010, and just received my score today. It was lower than 83. Both times, I spent about two days watching that twat of a lecturer on the Kaplan video (the free program) for PR prep, and taking notes accordingly. I spent relatively little time reviewing the actual rules themselves. Perhaps that's what I should have done.

In any event, what gives? I pretty much have no desire to practice law anyways, so why do I even care about this nonsense? I have no idea.

/rant

[Grad_Student]

I hate this bloody test. I took PR long ago and got a B+ with little effort. Fine. I took the MPRE then in March 2009 and missed the cutoff from my jurisdiction by 2 points (my jurisdiction is 85, my score was 83). So now I just took the MPRE in August 2010, and just received my score today. It was lower than 83. Both times, I spent about two days watching that twat of a lecturer on the Kaplan video (the free program) for PR prep, and taking notes accordingly. I spent relatively little time reviewing the actual rules themselves. Perhaps that's what I should have done.

In any event, what gives? I pretty much have no desire to practice law anyways, so why do I even care about this nonsense? I have no idea.

/rant

Review rules, do as many questions as possible, pass