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Are you looking to improve your MEE score? In this free webinar, we give you tips on how to write high-scoring essay answers and how to study most efficiently for the exam by reviewing the highly tested topics! After the live session, a recording of this webinar will be available for instant viewing!
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Are you preparing for the July 2022 Uniform Bar Exam? Are you curious as to what subjects might appear on the July 2022 MEE? You can see our JD Advising July 2022 MEE predictions below. These include the subjects and a list of topics to review!
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Are you preparing for the July 2022 Uniform Bar Exam? Are you curious as to what subjects might appear on the July 2022 MEE and MPT? You can see our JD Advising predicted subjects and a list of topics to review below. Read more
Students often have a lot of questions regarding how to practice MEE questions for the Uniform Bar Exam. These questions typically include everything from whether to actually write out practice essays to timing concerns. In this post, we give you three tips for practicing MEE questions. See what we think are valuable strategies by reading the information below!
As students begin studying for the Uniform Bar Exam, many students wonder how difficult the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE) actually is. While the answer is definitely a matter of opinion, understanding the MEE can go a long way as you prepare for UBE In this post, we cover the question “Is the MEE difficult on the UBE?” and give you some tips to help you on exam day!
Most bar prep courses come with a few personalized essay critiques, meaning you can submit a practice essay and receive a score and feedback. Depending on which bar prep course you choose, you may a few or dozens of opportunities to submit essays for feedback. Here are four smart ways to take advantage of those essay critiques during bar prep.
The UBE includes three parts: MBE, MEE, and MPT. The MBE subjects are usually part of the required courses in law school and include the following subjects: (1) civil procedure, (2) constitutional law, (3) contracts & sales, (4) criminal law & procedure, (5) evidence, (6) property, and (7) torts. The MEE, however, tests on all the above-mentioned subjects as well as subjects that you might not have been exposed to while in law school. Many students wonder if they need to take all the MEE subjects in law school in order to pass the bar even if they have absolutely no interest in the subject matter. Below, we discuss whether you should take MEE subjects in order to pass the bar exam.
Are you starting to prepare for the February 2022 Uniform Bar Exam? Are you curious as to what subjects might appear on the February 2022 MEE? We have taken a close look at the trends on the MEE and created our February 2022 MEE predictions. Below is a survey of the essay subjects we think are worth extra attention.
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In this post, we cover the subjects, topics, and MPTs we think are worth extra attention during your studies. Read further to see our February 2022 UBE predictions!
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Although knowing the law is by far the most important skill necessary for success on the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE), managing your time can also lead to a huge boost in your MEE score. In this post, we discuss four common MEE timing questions students ask and how to manage your time when answering MEE questions.
There is one question every bar examiner wants an answer to before sitting for the bar exam. What essay topics is the NCBE going to include on the bar exam? Sadly, no one outside of the NCBE knows for certain which essay topics will appear on any bar exam administration! However, after analyzing MEE frequency beginning with the February 2017 administration and continuing through the February 2021 administration, we noticed five very interesting patterns with the selection of topics. This post will explain 5 of our MEE topic frequency insights into the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) selection of MEE topics over the past 5 years for the Uniform Bar Exam.
Acronyms. So. Many. Acronyms. MPT. MEE. MBE. UBE. This post will focus on the difference between the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE) and the Multistate Performance Test (MPT).
Many companies, JD Advising included, attempt to predict which subjects the NCBE will select to test on the next administration of the MEE portion of the Uniform Bar Exam. No one has “inside knowledge” when making these predictions; rather, they are guesses based on patterns we have seen from previous administrations of the MEE. Predicting what subjects might appear on the bar exam can help you decide where to spend some extra time studying, and might warn you if there are subjects more likely to come up where you should spend a little extra time. In this post, we discuss some of the patterns and insights from the MEE Frequency Chart that can help you predict MEE subjects for your bar exam.
Many attorneys find themselves in a position of having to take another bar exam years after graduating from law school and becoming licensed. If you are starting to think about taking another bar exam, you may have some questions about where to even begin. In this post, we cover some of the common questions from licensed attorneys who are taking the uniform bar exam.
If you look at an MEE and ask, “what’s wrong with these facts?” or “where’s the concern here?” it’s likely an issue-spotting problem. On the MEE portion of the bar exam, quick thinking is important strong issue-spotting techniques can be a lifesaver. To help students facing issue spotting concerns, JD Advising has compiled some of our favorite MEE issue-spotting tips, which we discuss in more detail below.
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