i cant remember all this *$%@
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2016 6:04 pm
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Really hope this is true on test day. I've come across some essays that would cause me abject panic in a real test. I wish we had a better idea as to the grading though. Given the high pass rates for first-time takers, I'm led to believe the essay graders are somewhat lenient. On the other hand, BarBri's rubrics make me think you have to be pretty knowledgeable on every topic to get a passing grade for that essay.mvp99 wrote:no need to remember everything, you just have to score D+ to pass. Also if you're referring to the essays lol dude almost everyone is BSing them..
Someone told me we should expect to have things on the exam we know nothing about and that we must be able to BS and move on quickly when we encounter something newellewoods123 wrote:I got really stressed out when I looked at the feb 2016 MEE. The wills essay dealt with a power of attorney which was nowhere in the barbri lectures so I neurotically went through the conviser but there's no way I'll remember all the testable issues. I barely have the lecture notes down let alone anything more than that
What could it possibly have asked about Power of Attorney? Now you're making me worry, hahaha.ellewoods123 wrote:I got really stressed out when I looked at the feb 2016 MEE. The wills essay dealt with a power of attorney which was nowhere in the barbri lectures so I neurotically went through the conviser but there's no way I'll remember all the testable issues. I barely have the lecture notes down let alone anything more than that
Yeah I also heard from friends last year that there was an admin essay and people literally didn't realize and wrote it as like.. A con law essay and still passed. So that gives me hope that as long as you show some sort of legal analytic ability you'll be okaymvp99 wrote:Someone told me we should expect to have things on the exam we know nothing about and that we must be able to BS and move on quickly when we encounter something newellewoods123 wrote:I got really stressed out when I looked at the feb 2016 MEE. The wills essay dealt with a power of attorney which was nowhere in the barbri lectures so I neurotically went through the conviser but there's no way I'll remember all the testable issues. I barely have the lecture notes down let alone anything more than that
Lol. I did cry.LionelHutzJD wrote:The Feb 2016 MEE almost made me cry.
A friend of mine in NY last year left an essay blank because his pages got stuck together and he didn't realize it was there. He still passed. That was the old NY exam. Would the UBE be easier to pass, even?ellewoods123 wrote:Yeah I also heard from friends last year that there was an admin essay and people literally didn't realize and wrote it as like.. A con law essay and still passed. So that gives me hope that as long as you show some sorry legal analyst of ability you'll be okaymvp99 wrote:Someone told me we should expect to have things on the exam we know nothing about and that we must be able to BS and move on quickly when we encounter something newellewoods123 wrote:I got really stressed out when I looked at the feb 2016 MEE. The wills essay dealt with a power of attorney which was nowhere in the barbri lectures so I neurotically went through the conviser but there's no way I'll remember all the testable issues. I barely have the lecture notes down let alone anything more than that
I have been laughing about this for five minutes on fact and relief.whitecollar23 wrote:A friend of mine in NY last year left an essay blank because his pages got stuck together and he didn't realize it was there. He still passed. That was the old NY exam. Would the UBE be easier to pass, even?ellewoods123 wrote:Yeah I also heard from friends last year that there was an admin essay and people literally didn't realize and wrote it as like.. A con law essay and still passed. So that gives me hope that as long as you show some sorry legal analyst of ability you'll be okaymvp99 wrote:Someone told me we should expect to have things on the exam we know nothing about and that we must be able to BS and move on quickly when we encounter something newellewoods123 wrote:I got really stressed out when I looked at the feb 2016 MEE. The wills essay dealt with a power of attorney which was nowhere in the barbri lectures so I neurotically went through the conviser but there's no way I'll remember all the testable issues. I barely have the lecture notes down let alone anything more than that
whitecollar23 wrote:A friend of mine in NY last year left an essay blank because his pages got stuck together and he didn't realize it was there. He still passed. That was the old NY exam. Would the UBE be easier to pass, even?ellewoods123 wrote:Yeah I also heard from friends last year that there was an admin essay and people literally didn't realize and wrote it as like.. A con law essay and still passed. So that gives me hope that as long as you show some sorry legal analyst of ability you'll be okaymvp99 wrote:Someone told me we should expect to have things on the exam we know nothing about and that we must be able to BS and move on quickly when we encounter something newellewoods123 wrote:I got really stressed out when I looked at the feb 2016 MEE. The wills essay dealt with a power of attorney which was nowhere in the barbri lectures so I neurotically went through the conviser but there's no way I'll remember all the testable issues. I barely have the lecture notes down let alone anything more than that
Ditto/tagging for answerSLS_AMG wrote:Where are the Feb 2016 MEE questions? Are they in BarBri books?
http://www.ncbex.org/study-aids/SLS_AMG wrote:Where are the Feb 2016 MEE questions? Are they in BarBri books?
SLS_AMG wrote:Where are the Feb 2016 MEE questions? Are they in BarBri books?
This statement is underappreciated and applicable to just about any test ever. Put a test on a pedestal and it will murder you.thegrayman wrote:Nobody walks into the bar feeling like they're going to knock it out of the park, yet thousands still pass. Don't put the test up on a pedestal, if you've been taking it seriously and studying accordingly, you're likely to pass, period.
Zyrtec+addys and if u get anxious then add in some benzoswhitecollar23 wrote:Also, the next time you guys are worried or feeling stressed, just remember that I'm trying to deal with Zyrtec withdrawal. On Zyrtec, some brain fog drowsiness. Off Zyrtec, itchy head and trouble focusing. Lose-Lose.
On that note, anyone have ideas on how to fight that^