I've been mainly worried about the essays with this whole Bar thing. I know I need to improve my MBE scores, but I still have time to do some hard core memorizing and then I'm pretty confident (knock on wood. I take no chances) that I'll be able to pull the right answer out of the 4 choices on enough questions to pass.
However, ten essays where I'm just supposed to come up with the law off the top of my head is pretty daunting.
Tonight I actually started going over the essays like Barbri has been telling us to do. No, I have not been religious with the Paced Program, but I've been sticking in PMBR stuff too and making my notecards and some law does actually seem to be sticking without following Barbri religiously.
I outlined 5 essays tonight and spotted most of the issues right off the bat. The Crim ones I basically knew the complete answers for (I'm rocking the Crim MBE questions too. Who knew I would be a Criminal Law & Procedure savant?). The Property essays I could spot the majority of the issues and knew some of the law.
I actually wound up feeling a lot better than I thought I would. I really feel like if I stick to my schedule and memorize like a banshee, I WILL pass this test. That's a nice feeling.
Yeah, ask me how I feel 2 weeks from now.
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Unfortunately, some people don't seem to understand the concepts of respect, common sense, and kindness. It's just human nature. There were always be a few for whom the laws are needed. Or who just have no common sense.
Oh no, The Bansheeee! I'm glad, if you have to be a savant, it is in a subject of law and not memorization of the telephone book or batting averages, ya know?
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