T- 14/15 days. So.. how far behind is everybody? Anybody? Hello? Forum

[kraeton]

So, I'm winding down my studies on the MBE, and I'll probably have all relevant flashcards for Property memorized within the next 30 hours or so. My AdaptiBar's currently sitting at 71.2% although I've done very few Civil Procedure questions, but uh... AdaptiBar's Civ Pro questions look like crap, but I'll eventually go through those too I think.

In terms of the MEE, I've skimmed through Agency & Partnership, Corporations, Trusts, & Family Law. I've gone through nothing else. I'm somewhat familiar with Wills & Estates only because I took a class on it maybe 4 years ago but I barely remember a thing, and frankly, I didn't do too well on that class anyway. I can't imagine Conflict in Laws will come out as they haven't for many years now, which just leaves Secured Transactions I believe.

I've also looked over 2 MPT's, and plan on looking at 2 or 3 more if time permits.
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Random question if you guys don't mind.

I want to be licensed, but I'm not planning on being a practicing attorney. I just need it for an employment boost, and by the time I looked around in late December, the only application process that seemed easy with an appropriately late deadline (live outside the US currently, deadline was 1/15) was Alaska's which is a pure UBE jx, no local laws, 50% MBE, and whose application process is purely online as of this year, etc... so it seemed like a good fit. I read that 50% MBE Jx= auto-pass thread, so I'm crossing my fingers.

And also, I wanted to check off the aurora borealis in my bucket list. I hear it's excellent borealis season right around the end of February assuming I don't kill myself after the Bar.

My big question is about the score requirement though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Bar_Examination

They're all being graded with the same methodology, right? It just seemed strange to me that Alaska's and Idaho's (with all due respect) scores are quite a bit higher than the other states, with New York's prospective score only being a 266, and Alaska's the highest, 280.

1) Does it actually mean that it's harder?

2) So, if i score a 270 for example, i fail the alaska bar, can i take that score to another Jx subject to the local jx's extra rules and requirements?


Thanks for any input, and hopefully i'm not the only one who's this behind.

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