Prediction re MEE Essays for Remote Exam
Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2020 2:09 pm
I will be taking the remote version of the bar exam set to be administered on October 5th and 6th. I believe there are now a number of jurisdictions planning to administer this exam (or perhaps a slightly different version of it, with a similar/same format?) and that reciprocity agreements have been established among these jurisdictions.
The format is as follows: 2 90-minute sessions on day 1 the firs,t of which is an MPT, and the second, three separate MEE essay exams. Day 2 will feature 2 90-minute sessions, each with 50 MBE multiple choice questions.
So, as it stands, we've got about a month and a half until exam day, and I am curious as to how best to spend my remaining time, given that I am already somewhat behind and don't yet have a solid grasp of many of the concepts in the seven MBE subjects.
I welcome any input/ prediction as to how many of the three MEE essays are likely to be on topics that fall outside of the MBE subjects (i.e. Agency, Trusts & Estates, etc.) In the event that at least two out of three of the essays are on MBE subjects, it seems like an increase in time spent memorizing MBE material would be beneficial, since this makes up the bulk of the graded exam. However, I wonder whether the fact that we now only have three MEE essays bears significantly on the likelihood of 2/3 or 3/3 being on topics outside of the MBE...
Perhaps this is kind of an impossible query, since this is a totally novel exam. But if there are any bar exam aficionados or strong prognosticators here, please feel free to weigh in!
I wish nothing but the best to all who are studying for upcoming bar exams. Keep grinding, you got this!!
The format is as follows: 2 90-minute sessions on day 1 the firs,t of which is an MPT, and the second, three separate MEE essay exams. Day 2 will feature 2 90-minute sessions, each with 50 MBE multiple choice questions.
So, as it stands, we've got about a month and a half until exam day, and I am curious as to how best to spend my remaining time, given that I am already somewhat behind and don't yet have a solid grasp of many of the concepts in the seven MBE subjects.
I welcome any input/ prediction as to how many of the three MEE essays are likely to be on topics that fall outside of the MBE subjects (i.e. Agency, Trusts & Estates, etc.) In the event that at least two out of three of the essays are on MBE subjects, it seems like an increase in time spent memorizing MBE material would be beneficial, since this makes up the bulk of the graded exam. However, I wonder whether the fact that we now only have three MEE essays bears significantly on the likelihood of 2/3 or 3/3 being on topics outside of the MBE...
Perhaps this is kind of an impossible query, since this is a totally novel exam. But if there are any bar exam aficionados or strong prognosticators here, please feel free to weigh in!
I wish nothing but the best to all who are studying for upcoming bar exams. Keep grinding, you got this!!