NY UBE July 2016 - Which prep course?
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2016 11:36 am
Hi,
Hoping I can get some advice here.
I graduated law school in May 2013. I took the NY bar in July 2013, but I failed. I probably did not study as hard as I should have due to planning an overseas move and other personal circumstances.
I am moving back to the states and would like to take the NY bar in July 2016. The first time around I took Themis. I cannot afford Barbri. So I will probably take Themis again for my bar prep for July 2016. However, July is the first time that NY will be administering the UBE. Does anyone know if Themis would be a suitable prep course for the NY UBE? Or perhaps Pieper? Suggestions on how to study for the July NY UBE would be appreciated.
And are there any other issues that I should be aware of as I've been out of law school for three years? I have been working in the legal field overseas, just not as a qualified attorney (though I have been reviewing legal documents for an IT company). A bit nervous, so I need as much advice as I can get before I put down money for a prep course. If anyone has been in a similar situation, i.e., taking the bar a few years after graduating from law school, then tips based on personal experience on how to succeed would be appreciated!
Thanks,
ChocolateTruffle
Hoping I can get some advice here.
I graduated law school in May 2013. I took the NY bar in July 2013, but I failed. I probably did not study as hard as I should have due to planning an overseas move and other personal circumstances.
I am moving back to the states and would like to take the NY bar in July 2016. The first time around I took Themis. I cannot afford Barbri. So I will probably take Themis again for my bar prep for July 2016. However, July is the first time that NY will be administering the UBE. Does anyone know if Themis would be a suitable prep course for the NY UBE? Or perhaps Pieper? Suggestions on how to study for the July NY UBE would be appreciated.
And are there any other issues that I should be aware of as I've been out of law school for three years? I have been working in the legal field overseas, just not as a qualified attorney (though I have been reviewing legal documents for an IT company). A bit nervous, so I need as much advice as I can get before I put down money for a prep course. If anyone has been in a similar situation, i.e., taking the bar a few years after graduating from law school, then tips based on personal experience on how to succeed would be appreciated!
Thanks,
ChocolateTruffle