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I feel I need to just drill in the rule statements to help me prepare for writing essays. Does anyone know of any good resources, whether it be a book, flash cards, that all-inclusively lay those out for you?

I imagine there's a book or two out there that break down the most popular essay structures and essentially builds a template for you to memorize and churn out if needed to on the MEE. There was a great book like this that I stumbled upon once, but it was tailored for CA. Anyone know of any useful resources? Thanks.

doubltall wrote:I feel I need to just drill in the rule statements to help me prepare for writing essays. Does anyone know of any good resources, whether it be a book, flash cards, that all-inclusively lay those out for you?

I imagine there's a book or two out there that break down the most popular essay structures and essentially builds a template for you to memorize and churn out if needed to on the MEE. There was a great book like this that I stumbled upon once, but it was tailored for CA. Anyone know of any useful resources? Thanks.

Look at the past bar exams. They are free and have passing rule statements. If you're using a bar review company, use the rule statements they provide for the "model answer" after you submit your response.

There are plenty of information on the web about this topic. But I believe, that when You write an essay, You should not think about structure etc. The ideas are much more important. But, if You feel not confident just use some service for writing an essay, like this one http://uk.essay-writing-place.com/