Question for UBE takers Forum

[butlerraider1]

I'm finishing up my second year of law school and I'm making my schedule for next year.

Are there any classes that I should definitely take in order to pass the bar? More specifically, do I need to take Trust and Estates and Criminal Procedure? Or is it possible to learn virtually every area of law (including these) from bar prep classes?

TYIA

[banjo]

Evidence and Criminal Procedure are worth taking because they're covered on both the MBE and MEE. Beyond that, you could take a few MEE-only subjects to ease your burden during bar study--maybe Corporations (if you haven't already) and Trusts & Estates.

[butlerraider1]

Thanks for the reply. Anyone else? Unfortunately due to how my school scheduled the classes, I have to choose between taking Criminal Procedure and Business Organizations (I think it might be called Business Associations at other schools idk). I have already taken evidence and I will take Trusts and Estates. Are there any subjects I'm missing that I definitely need to take? Or am I able to learn the others from bar prep?

[horriblegb]

You can learn it from Bar Prep, the UBE is very standardized and does not have state specific law, which may be covered in these classes anyways. I would worry more about your interests than the bar at this point.

[Good Guy Gaud]

You can learn it from Bar Prep, the UBE is very standardized and does not have state specific law, which may be covered in these classes anyways. I would worry more about your interests than the bar at this point.

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