Idk...some of the student answers made me feel kinda meh. The average answer isn't even close to as good as the model. The bar had literally thousands of essays to choose from and chose one from that guy/girl who wrote several law review articles one the subject, booked the course, and took all courses in that subject matter (not literally, but you get the idea). We don't have to do the model answer. We just have to do competent. Sometimes I get really stressy about not knowing the exact nuances of Florida local taxation and homestead or because I don't have the different standards of care for emergency rooms doctors memorized (lol FWIW, my brain tells me if you have a duty in the emergency room it's reckless disregard of the consequences to life or health of another. If voluntary, like the person isn't your patient, it's willful or wanton conduct. Defibs, outside of when it's your job to administer it, is gross negligence. I think I've got that down now? Not sure. Prob good enough if it came up on a question), but then I think about friends that have taken and passed this thing. Some of those folks talk about how they never once read Florida distinctions, barely got through the videos, and weren't stellar students. They just kind of wrote what they thought the law should be and they still passed. The vast majority of us, myself included, will never know all of the rules. There's just too much information. Most of us have studied a lot and, barring a massive freakout or something really wrong happening, will pass.baal hadad wrote:DOn't look at the barbri answersSeminole_305 wrote:How the heck is it possible to remember all these distinctions and rules? I really just want to get a 45 on each essay and hopefully pass but looking at these model answers I doubt I would be able to do that.
FML.
look at the student ones on the fl bar site
you'll feel better
My plan for the next couple days is to study MBE 2 hours in the morning (doing amps and mixed sets) and then spend 4-5 hours each on the essays and MC (outlining essays; reading essays; reviewing short page outlines for memorization; and reviewing the hell out of FL business entities, the procedures, wills, and fl evidence). This is still probably way overkill, but it makes me feel comfortable. I think, at this point, getting enough sleep and doing what makes you feel calm and in control is what's important. Could definitely be wrong though.
