Hahahahaha No, but maybe I should be an advertisement for study hard, work hard, and give back to our communities!star fox wrote: Are you an ad?
Still sticking to my daily goals. There are few of the PQ's that I seem to miss over and over (in various wordings), but by and large still feeling pretty good about things. Some of these book sections are just terrible though, so I couldn't imagine trying them while sick. Use the MPRE as an excluse to slack off in other areas and recover quicker, haha.Slytherpuff wrote:My studying progress has stalled over the past couple of days - I came down with a cold and it's taking me three times as long to read through each section of the Barbri outline. Hopefully I'll be better by next Saturday!
How's everyone else doing?
are you doing Barbri or Themis?Nonconsecutive wrote:Still sticking to my daily goals. There are few of the PQ's that I seem to miss over and over (in various wordings), but by and large still feeling pretty good about things. Some of these book sections are just terrible though, so I couldn't imagine trying them while sick. Use the MPRE as an excluse to slack off in other areas and recover quicker, haha.Slytherpuff wrote:My studying progress has stalled over the past couple of days - I came down with a cold and it's taking me three times as long to read through each section of the Barbri outline. Hopefully I'll be better by next Saturday!
How's everyone else doing?
your barbri rep might have physical books.SeewhathappensLarry wrote:Okay I need to start studying this. Should I use Barbri or Themis? I don't really want to pay 25 dollars for express shipping for the barbri book, unless it is super necessary
Maybe it would work for you to watch the videos while you get better?Slytherpuff wrote:My studying progress has stalled over the past couple of days - I came down with a cold and it's taking me three times as long to read through each section of the Barbri outline. Hopefully I'll be better by next Saturday!
How's everyone else doing?
Barbri, though I've poked my head into the Themis website a time or two.marmarmv wrote:are you doing Barbri or Themis?
Yeah, hound your Barbri rep for one, if it's anything like the reps here they have piles and piles of those MPRE books.SeewhathappensLarry wrote:Okay I need to start studying this. Should I use Barbri or Themis? I don't really want to pay 25 dollars for express shipping for the barbri book, unless it is super necessary
Excellent, the barbri practice questions are almost exactly like the MPRE* and you pretty much need a 35-40 to breezily pass.Ineedhelpplease wrote:Took two barbri practicd tests. PT 1 was taken after having done some reading of the outlines. PT 2 was done in pieces after long days at work and without having looked at any material in a week.
PT 1: 51/60
PT 2: 43/60
Dont know how to feel about this shit.
So long as Connie gets informed consent in writing from herself, then yes.barkschool wrote:Connie is a lawyer on state A, client is in state B. Is it proper if Connie just gets high and stays home?
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7#p7061247Raw | Scaled Score Conversion according to NCBEX's Director of Testing is approximately:
56% Raw (28/50) = 75 Scaled
58% Raw (29/50) = 80 Scaled
60% Raw (30/50) = 85 Scaled
68% Raw (34/50) = 100 Scaled
you should do the themis milestone exams or the simulated test. They are retired MPRE questions from NCBE.Nonconsecutive wrote:I'm one "Practice Questions" section away from being done with all the online Barbri stuff. My percentages still aren't really where I'd like them to be, but if the thread crumb cake linked is still accurate, then I'm actually above where I need to be. Still have a few more days though, mostly just doing to be practice Q's from here on out, and I'll probably go over that outline at the front of the book at some point.
Naturally the MPRE also coincided with what has been my busiest week of the semester thus far as well.
Thanks for the tip, I'll put em' on the study schedule.marmarmv wrote:you should do the themis milestone exams or the simulated test. They are retired MPRE questions from NCBE.
