Preparing for the MBE involves two main aspects: (i) knowledge of the substantive law concepts that are tested, and (ii) the ability to analyze multiple-choice questions. Both of these are equally as important to scoring well on the MBE. This is also what makes the MBE so difficult. But don’t…
When you were in law school you probably learned about common law, state statutes, codes, federal rules, and majority and minority approaches to certain topics sometimes all in the same lecture. You may have had to know all of these rules for your law school exam. Now that it’s time…
The MBE consists of 200 multiple choice questions. Of these 200, only 175 are scored. The 25 questions that are not scored are known as “test” questions, and do not count towards your final scaled score. Test questions can be on any MBE subject and subtopic. The MBE covers seven…
Throughout Women’s History Month, in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, we posted about women who have been making waves in the legal field since the turn of the 20th century. There is no way to summarize these ladies in a single social media post, so we…
The time has come and the long-anticipated bar exam has finally passed. There are no more lectures to watch or MBE practice questions to answer. After you’ve slept for 72 hours to recover…what do you do now? Here are 10 fun things to do with all your new-found free time!…