February 2023 Bar Exam Results Release Dates by State
February 2023 Bar Exam Results Release Dates by State Wondering when the February 2023 bar exam results will be released […]
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February 2023 Bar Exam Results Release Dates by State Wondering when the February 2023 bar exam results will be released […]
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! This webinar has already occurred, but you can access the recording below!
We often get asked how students can utilize One-Sheets as they prepare for the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). Here, we provide you with a July 2022 Bar Exam One-Sheet review of how our JD Advising MEE One-Sheets helped July 2022 Uniform Bar Exam takers.
Are you preparing for the February 2023 Uniform Bar Exam? Are you curious as to what subjects might appear on the February 2023 MEE? You can see our JD Advising list of recommended topics and essays to review below.
Are you preparing for the February 2023 Uniform Bar Exam? Are you curious as to what subjects might appear on the February 2023 MEE and MPT? You can see our JD Advising list of recommended topics and essays to review below.
JD Advising periodically seeks essay graders to assist with our bar exam courses. Are you interested in being an essay grader or wondering what it takes to grade essays for JD Advising? We answer some frequently asked questions below. Read on to see how you can become an essay grader for JD Advising! Read more
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JD Advising’s July 2022 MEE Predictions Are you preparing for the July 2022 Uniform Bar Exam? Are you curious as […]
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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.
The Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) consists of three portions: (1) the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE), (2) the Multistate Performance Test (MPT), and (3) the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Preparing to tackle the sheer amount of material that the bar exam covers can be daunting. Luckily, there are a number of things you can do to best prepare for each part of the bar exam. This post focuses on how to prepare for the MEE.
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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