How to Write an Objective Memorandum on the MPT
How to Write an Objective Memorandum on the MPT—Five Tips
The Multistate Performance Test (MPT) is a lawyerly exercise that requires examinees to complete a task that is outlined in the memo. In order to complete the task, students must critically evaluate and analyze information provided in the file and the library. The MPT is worth a significant percentage of an examinee’s overall score on many bar exams. For example, if you are in a Uniform Bar Exam state, the MPT is worth 20% of the total score. Do not be surprised if the bar examiners ask you to write an objective memorandum as one of the MPT exercises. Students were given 90 minutes to write an objective memorandum 19 times in last 12 years. Read more