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Why is a UBE Bar Exam Tutor a Great Investment?

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Why is a UBE Bar Exam Tutor a Great Investment?

Are you preparing for the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE)? Are you looking to supplement your traditional bar exam course? Or are you looking for a personalized approach to bar study? Either way, JD Advising can help you! Below we explain why a UBE tutor could be the right investment for you.

Why is a UBE Bar Exam Tutor a Great Investment?

1. We tailor our sessions to what you need to work on.

Are you looking to start your bar studies early? Or are you struggling with one or many of the subjects? Depending on what you are looking for, your UBE tutor can meet with you for a few sessions or help you with every subject. You can also tell them whether you would prefer to focus on the MBE portion of the exam, the essays, or the Multistate Performance Test. If you are looking for an individualized study program, a UBE tutor can help you!

2. We provide detailed essay feedback on every essay we assign.

To give you the best exposure to the most highly tested areas and common traps, we assign you five essays on every MBE subject. If you meet with us for an MEE subject, we generally assign about four essays for each subject. We carefully review the topics tested over the past 20 years and then decide which essays to assign. We will help you with structure, organization, rule statements, and the application of the facts to the law. Further, we will discuss how to utilize the Bar Examiners’ Analyses as a study tool.

3. We have the best UBE outlines.

It is important to know that all issues are not tested equally—many of the issues are tested frequently. To that end, at the end of each of our outlines we tell you all of the issues tested on the essay portion of each exam during the last 20 years (e.g., duty of care was tested on the Corporations essay in February 2017). You will also be able to see whether the subject itself is tested on almost every exam or whether it tested every few years. Recognizing these patterns can help you improve your study schedule and review the subjects more efficiently. Our outlines include examples from past exams so you can see exactly how specific issues have been tested. They also charts to break down complicated areas of law. To see an example of our UBE outlines, please see this post.

4. We can review MBE questions and answers with you in our sessions.

The MBE is worth 50% of your overall score. Therefore, you should not be neglect the MBE as you prepare for the exam. Many students ask us to work with them on general MBE strategy, while others choose to focus on a particular subject area or on specific questions. When reviewing questions concerning a specific subject, we help you refine your approach and point out common testing traps to avoid. We will let you know if you are doing enough questions, which sub-issues to focus on, and clarify the substantive law.

5. We can meet with you at times that are convenient for you.

Do you work full time? Or a family to take care of? Do you learn better in the morning, afternoon or evening? No problem. You do not have to listen to lectures every morning from 9 AM to 12 PM. Let us know what times are suitable for you to meet with a tutor. Further, we will work with you to develop a study plan that is suitable for you.

Christine, one of our bar exam tutors, wrote this post. She has passed three bar exams, including California, New York, and New Jersey. Christine scored in the 95 percentile on the MBE, and specializes in helping students raise their uniform bar exam scores!

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at your convenience.

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