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so, as the title says, my property and con law final is all multiple choice. do people think that there is a different way to study for this test or should I study for them as if they were an essay test (memorize outline, do practice problems)?

i'm terrible at law school multiple choice (it was on my civ pro exam) so this will not be a fun month.

T4?

blsingindisguise wrote:T4?

Not so fast. My section at Michigan had a property final that was 80% multiple choice, and was originally all MC until the last minute addition of 2 short answer questions.

Ok, but ConLaw?

blsingindisguise wrote:T4?

not that it matters, but yes, t4

blsingindisguise wrote:Ok, but ConLaw?

Yeah - that's more weird. Looks like you were right though.

I love multiple choice.....except for the the LSAT.

A'nold wrote:I love multiple choice.....except for the the LSAT.

except the questions and choices are so long its more like multiple essay.

You can get the Q&A supplements from Lexis. This seemed to help me on MC tests (at least, I think so). They're about 1600 Lexis points each and are 95% practice MC questions.

Finz is good for MC on all subjects. Siegel's Essay and MC usually have some good MC questions -- I found them very helpful