Finally got to him, and yeah, this is great. Didn't envision I'd be getting lectured on having 10,000 babies and marrying grandma.tacocohcevoli wrote:This dude in the Family Law video is awesome.

Finally got to him, and yeah, this is great. Didn't envision I'd be getting lectured on having 10,000 babies and marrying grandma.tacocohcevoli wrote:This dude in the Family Law video is awesome.
Damn, sorry you couldn't have Guzman. I feel really confident in Wills/Trust after those lectures. As for secured transactions, I just hope the way it has alternated with corps stays the course. That topic just seems like a waste of time to full memorize for one essay with all the rules.Pass302 wrote:I hope you all are having better luck with your Wills/Trust professor because mine SUCKS! #UGH
No, my professor went too fast in explaining things (Not speed, but just no emphasis on anything) and then she would just speak and forget to change the slides EVERYTIME. Like we were all there like "So, you are going fast and not even letting us see the slides." Then when she would realize to change it, she would just leave it for three seconds before moving on. Funny thing is that she is a Dean of a law school for academic success.soonerfreak wrote:Damn, sorry you couldn't have Guzman. I feel really confident in Wills/Trust after those lectures. As for secured transactions, I just hope the way it has alternated with corps stays the course. That topic just seems like a waste of time to full memorize for one essay with all the rules.Pass302 wrote:I hope you all are having better luck with your Wills/Trust professor because mine SUCKS! #UGH
Same! I finished with Family Law though. Now just to fill in the time between now and the bar. I wonder if they will give us suggestions on what to do. When I took Barbri for the other bar exam I took in July, we got like a tentative schedule for the remaining days.Asroma wrote:Finally done with lectures! The conflict one was awful. I did not retain anything from it.
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I'm planning on taking it by Saturday or Sunday. I don't want to delay too much because I want to see what they do in terms of giving us feedback / a personalized schedule of what to study. It sucks because I haven't even reviewed the midterm yet.TheoO wrote:Kind of feel bad about not taking the next practice tomorrow, but I feel like I need to nail down some concepts more before I go for it.
Yea, I'm reviewing the midterm now. It's really a pain to go through.Yugihoe wrote:I'm planning on taking it by Saturday or Sunday. I don't want to delay too much because I want to see what they do in terms of giving us feedback / a personalized schedule of what to study. It sucks because I haven't even reviewed the midterm yet.TheoO wrote:Kind of feel bad about not taking the next practice tomorrow, but I feel like I need to nail down some concepts more before I go for it.
Same; the lecture was dull as shit and I couldn't keep up with filling in the blanks. I ultimately just gave up trying.Asroma wrote:Finally done with lectures! The conflict one was awful. I did not retain anything from it.
As for secured transactions, I just hope the way it has alternated with corps stays the course. That topic just seems like a waste of time to full memorize for one essay with all the rules.
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I doubt that there is much, if any, repetition of topics on the MPT based on the scope of the possible subject matter. For the essays, however, there are definitely common "scenarios" that will be tested. You should start to get a feel for the common fact patterns after going through a few of the essays. Of course, there will be some variation but there's only so many ways that the essays can test you on a certain subject area. For instance, homocide questions have an almost formulaic breakdown (murder, 1st degree, 2d degree, voluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, self-defense, insanity).nybar2017 wrote:Hey all I've enjoyed following along for the past month.
I just wrote the MEE/MPT midterm for NY bar. Wow that was tough! I feel like I am fine for the MBE, but the essays are another issue. Does anyone know whether past essay topics are known to repeat themselves? I thought the essays were supposed to be more general questions, but then you get hit with whether stock dividends v cash dividends are principal or income in a trust; and what is the test for whether a conditional permit constitutes a taking. None of our lectures covered those topics.
About the same. Depending on how late in the day I do them. I verge between 65-75%.Yugihoe wrote:How are people scoring on the mixed sets of 33 qbank questions? I seem to keep getting between 58% and 76% no matter how much studying I'm doing.
Same. I think depends on the fact that they are not evenly distributed.Yugihoe wrote:How are people scoring on the mixed sets of 33 qbank questions? I seem to keep getting between 58% and 76% no matter how much studying I'm doing.
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I never broke 80%, and most were in the 65% range. Very frustrating...but overall the questions are good at reinforcing highly testable areas. I was well prepared for the MBE.Yugihoe wrote:How are people scoring on the mixed sets of 33 qbank questions? I seem to keep getting between 58% and 76% no matter how much studying I'm doing.
That's reassuring. I'm thinking just slogging through all the Kaplan MBE questions should be sufficient to feeling pretty good about the MBE. It's just the MEE I'm worried about right now.jdk wrote:I never broke 80%, and most were in the 65% range. Very frustrating...but overall the questions are good at reinforcing highly testable areas. I was well prepared for the MBE.Yugihoe wrote:How are people scoring on the mixed sets of 33 qbank questions? I seem to keep getting between 58% and 76% no matter how much studying I'm doing.
I was not in a UBE jurisdiction, but if I were my strategy at this point would be to focus on subjects that pay double - contracts, property, evidence, etc. For subjects that are only tested on the MEE (family law, biz orgs, etc), I would just concentrate on memorizing the most heavily tested areas. Best interest of the child? check. Business judgement rule? check. move on. More points to be had elsewhere.Yugihoe wrote:
That's reassuring. I'm thinking just slogging through all the Kaplan MBE questions should be sufficient to feeling pretty good about the MBE. It's just the MEE I'm worried about right now.
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I think they are just behind right now, might be why they push self-assessment so hard.Nonconsecutive wrote:For those of you who have submitted MPT(s) for grading, has it taken forever? I've had an MPT sitting for 9 days, and that's if you exclude Monday & Tuesday of this week.
Essays have been way faster, at least for me.
That's really great improvement! Like I said before I found the essays quite difficult but you're right we have time to learn the law. I went from 142 to 148, so I'm in a good spot, but was hoping to see more improvement. Chris says over the next two days we are going to improve 30 marks so I'm looking forward to that lolsoonerfreak wrote:
So after doing the full test I am feeling kind of good. Bumped my raw score on the MBE from 118 to 129. My MPTs weren't crazy well organized but I hit on every major point I needed to and applied the law correctly. MEEs need work but that is mainly learning the law and nothing was like "omg I can't learn this." How is everyone else feeling after the full practice test?
Woah that's really good. You're going to crush the MBE!nybar2017 wrote: That's really great improvement! Like I said before I found the essays quite difficult but you're right we have time to learn the law. I went from 142 to 148, so I'm in a good spot, but was hoping to see more improvement. Chris says over the next two days we are going to improve 30 marks so I'm looking forward to that lol
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