I’ve been doing well on the MBE practice questions but have struggling with the MEE because I keep forgetting the law. Seems I understand the law pretty well and can apply it when given answer choices, but can’t really recite it from scratch. I need to overcome this before I bomb the MEE.
I’ve seen these outlines discussed here and was wondering if anyone had recommendations on:
1) SmartBarPrep - MEE outlines
2) JD Advising's MEE One-Sheets
3) LeanSheets
4) Studicata
I have 3 weeks to go…think at this point I need to focus on most of the high yield rules and try to cram those in so at least i can rack up the easier points. Even these condensed outlines seem like too much to cram between now and exam day, so any other advice on how to best manage this is welcome.
Thanks!
ETA: studicata
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msummer
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Re: MEE help and outline recommendations
I have starting using Studicata few days ago and I find it very helpful. The outlines are short and clear. My issue spotting improved since I started using them as well as applying the law on the MEE.
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Re: MEE help and outline recommendations
Thanks. Are you using the summaries or the full outline?msummer wrote:I have starting using Studicata few days ago and I find it very helpful. The outlines are short and clear. My issue spotting improved since I started using them as well as applying the law on the MEE.
