It is important to memorize the nuances of the law if you want to pass the MBE. After all, the MBE tests the nuances. The MBE does not test if you have a general understanding of the law. Below, please find our MBE memorization quiz to see if you are on track.
If you take our MBE memorization quiz and find you don’t do too well, it may be worth it to review these strategies to memorize your bar exam outlines.
If you are looking for a last-minute review of MBE favorite issues to test, join our free MBE favorites webinar!
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Note: this is different than our MBE Favorites series, where we cover five questions from each subject. In the MBE favorites series, we cover 35 questions total and use all released questions. In the webinar here, we cover 7 questions which are all invented by JD Advising.
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Many bar exam takers have trouble with bar exam essay time management. They read the call of the question, then immediately dive into writing, worried that they’ll run out of time. But then they find themselves stuck in the middle of the essay, not sure how to proceed. Or they write furiously, then review the essay with only minutes left on the clock and realize that they got the substantive law wrong, with no time to fix it. Or worst of all, they may review it and find out that the essay makes no sense, and that the grader will find it incomprehensible. There is a solution to these problems: the Four Roles strategy!
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If you didn’t pass the bar on your last try, you should consider changing the way that you study the second time around. Below are 5 things you should seriously consider doing differently when studying for the California Bar Exam as a repeat taker.
We are often asked how many practice essays a student should write while studying for the bar exam. In this post, we cover how many California Bar Exam practice essays students should write during their prep!
If you feel like you are stuck in a rut and don’t see your MBE score budge, this is for you. You may answer a hundred questions a day and get the same score no matter how much effort you put in. You may read every answer explanation. You may be doing a lot of work but not seeing a lot of results! This is very common. We specialize in helping students get out of MBE ruts and raise their MBE scores. Here, we will tell you three things to stop doing — after all, time is your most precious asset! Then, we will tell you three things to start doing instead. Hopefully, you will raise your MBE score so you exceed your goals! We see this happen with a lot of our students. Read more
Are you planning on taking the California Bar Exam and wondering how to create a bar exam study schedule? In this post, we show you how to make a California Bar study schedule! Before diving into a study schedule, be sure that you’re familiar with the California Bar Exam format.
Are you looking to improve your MBE score? In this free webinar, we tell you how to improve your MBE score in less than thirty days! Read more
If you need accommodations for the California Bar Exam, it is important that you apply for accommodations as soon as possible. In this post, we provide information regarding applying California Bar Exam accommodations.
If you have already received your California Bar Exam score letter and found you failed, we are sorry to hear that. You likely spent the weekend wondering why you did not pass. Now, this is the moment of truth! The moment you will find out what went wrong, what you will do, and how to pass the bar exam as a repeat taker.
NOTE: California passed an order on January 28, 2021 that allows examinees who narrowly passed the California Bar Exam between July 2015 and February 2020 to be admitted to the state bar after completing 300 hours of supervised legal work (no second bar exam is required).
Are you getting ready to begin studying for the bar exam and are wondering where you should start? In this post, we provide tips for how to begin studying for the bar exam!
The California Bar Exam has five essays. In this post, we break down how to answer California bar exam essays to ensure you get the most points possible!
Are you taking a California Bar Exam this coming year? The February 2020 registration deadline is quickly approaching! In this post, we provide the exam dates and deadlines for registration!
As you are preparing for the California Bar Exam, it is especially important to learn the rules that are tested over and over as they are likely to appear on the exam! Below we discuss some of the most frequently tested issues on the California Bar Exam. More information on each subject that could appear on the California Bar Exam is available in our FREE California Bar Exam Essay Guide!
