The Bar Exam In A Nutshell

"This edition walks you through the entire bar preparation process from getting a head start during your last year of law school to taking the exam. It features comprehensive coverage of the Uniform Bar Exam, including an explanation of each component and how to prepare for it, to the larger question of what "portability" really means for the bar candidate. This edition also provides guidelines for selecting a bar review course, bar planner checklists, advice on how to manage the material you cover in bar review courses, and advice on how to learn the law so you can remember it and use it to answer exam questions. It identifies the basic skills the exam tests and the precise manner in which these skills are tested, showing you how to target your study efforts to maximize results. An Appendix provides practice materials for the MPT and essays, including the MEEs, with "answer de-constructions" to explain why bar examiners chose those answers as "better than average.""

Intended as a supplement to a bar review course, this title tells you what you need to know and how to make this information useful and not overwhelming. This book walks you through the entire preparation and test process, showing you how to tailor an individualized study program that maximizes your strengths, while accounting for any weaknesses. It identifies the basic skills the exam tests and the precise manner these skills are tested, and shows you how to target your study efforts to maximize results. Each component of the exam is examined through examples and detailed analysis of sample answers.

"A God Send" "This is a must-read for any bar candidate." "After reading this book, my whole attitude about the test changed." "I would STRONGLY recommend this book to anyone who wants to pass the bar" "The only thing I regret is not getting my hands on this book sooner!" "every word Kris wrote rang true for me" "A must read for anyone who feels the panic setting in!" "I can't recommend this book enough." "Definitely worth a read." "Kris has written an outstanding treatise that will help alleviate fear and instill confidence" "I wish I would have read this in November!" "Everyone who's considering taking the bar exam has GOT to get this book!" Bar review courses are a waste of time. Save dozens of hours of studying. Save $3,000 in bar exam prep. Read The Bar Exam is Easy and find out how to pass the bar exam the first time. This practical bar exam guide includes:- The Killer Secret You Don't Know About MBE Questions- Where to Spend the Most Time Studying- Why You Should Ignore the MPT- What Your MBE Practice Scores Should Look Like- When You Should Start StudyingThe Bar Exam Is Easy also covers:- How Bar Review Courses Waste Your Time- How to 90% Guarantee You Will Pass The Bar Exam- Why You Have Nothing to Be Afraid Of or Nervous About- What Bar Study Materials You Need (that are cheap and can be bought used)Every law school graduate wants to know how to pass the bar exam. Bar prep courses will gladly show you how to pass in some of the most inefficient ways possible while charging $3,000+ per course. Can bar exam prep courses help you pass the bar exam? Of course. But you can study more efficiently (save time, money, and effort) and effectively (higher bar pass rates) without a bar review class. I should know. I failed the Texas bar exam twice before passing on my third attempt. The first two times I took a bar review course. The third time I studied alone in my apartment kitchen. My first two scores were 637 and 654. My third score was 706. A passing score is 675.In The Bar Exam Is Easy, I share the simple techniques, tricks, tips, and secrets on how to pass the bar exam that I learned studying by myself. I also discuss the mental challenges bar takers encounter and why there is no need to be worried.The Bar Exam Is Easy was written based on my experience studying for and taking the Texas Bar Exam. However, this book is written for bar takers in all states. The formats for different state bar exams vary but the only major substantive difference is on the essays.Some states' essays are specific to that state while others employ the Multistate Essay Exam. My advice on how to study for the essay portion of the bar exam is not tailored to any one state. Rather, I give a blueprint on how to rack up points on essays, no matter what state you're taking the bar exam in.Whether you want to pass the bar exam the first time or you're trying to pass the bar exam on the second time, third time, fourth time, or even fifth time, The Bar Exam is Easy will help you prepare and pass.The Bar Exam Is Easy does not cover any material law but does tell you the must have bar exam supplements and study materials.The Bar Exam Is Easy Answers:- How to Study for MBE questions- How to Study for Bar Exam Essays- How to Study for the MPT- How Much Time To Study Everyday- How Many Days a Week to Study- Whether You Will Have Any Free Time- How to Increase Your Chances of Passing Save Thousands of Dollars and Hours of Time No Kindle Necessary 1. Download the free Kindle app here http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=10004937712. Open Amazon account --> Digital OrdersP.S. This is a risk-free purchase. If you aren't satisfied, you have 7 days to get a 100% refund

The bar exam has an unfortunate reputation as some terrifying ordeal that every aspiring attorney must conquer before they can practice law. Over years of law school, the dread of the bar exam builds as students and professors speak of the exam in anxious, hushed tones. It doesn't need to be like that. Beyond the hype and innuendo, the bar exam is a very digestible and manageable exam. The fact of the matter is that the majority of people who spend the time and do the work necessary to prepare will pass the exam. This book is all about doing that work smartly. Over the course of this short book, I outline the process that has helped me pass three consecutive bar exams in three different states (UBE and non-UBE). This book covers the weeks leading up to your study period, the study period itself (including MPT, MEE, and MBE tips and approaches), and the actual exam day. The chapters include simple, bulleted lists and a summary of conclusions at the end of each chapter. The book is meant to be an easy read during a time when your mind already has enough to think about. If you're looking for some magic formulas or shortcuts to ace the exam, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a simple, straightforward supplement to help you better prepare for the bar exam, this book is for you. Best of luck in your studies.

First steps in law school in a nutshell; Welcome Package - Introduction To Law A Law School Book*** LOOK INSIDE....! !

"There are two things wrong with almost all legal writing. One is style. The other is content." Professor Fred Rodell, Yale, 1936. We can't do much about content. You'll have to know how the common law system works, how to read and brief cases, how to study and take exams, how to write and argue law and how lawsuits are tried. We can do something about style. There's advice and illustrations. You'll throw pots, working your first case, making your first argument, briefing cases, taking exams, and writing memos. This is not for the faint hearted nor is law school. Think like a lawyer. I won't be a bore. I'll tell jokes, some of which are actually funny. I'll challenge you intellectually. Where does law come from? Should judges follow precedent? What if your client wants to pave Paradise and put in a parking lot? If you love ideas you'll love this book and you'll love law school. (If you love people you'll love practice.) -- Publisher.

This text concentrates on specific skills and techniques associated with trying cases. Rather than stating vague conclusions such as, "Be dramatic" or "Show no mercy to perjurers on cross," it identifies and illustrates specific tactics and styles of examination and argument. This text sets out techniques that can be molded to the reader's personal style, rather than ask submerging the reader's style into preconceived professional norms. This is done by alternative suggestions for reacting to common situations using a variety of factual settings and legal issues. The text provides the scope and highlights you need to excel in understanding this field. This will enable you to answer exam questions more quickly and accurately, and enhance your skills as an attorney.