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Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
Could anyone reccomend a course specifically to help my MBE score? Im foreign educated and have failed the NY bar twice. I am going to give it one more shot in July but need a strategy to improve my MBE score.
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
How have you been prepping for the MBE?
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
Roughly, how many practice questions did you complete for each sitting?
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I completed all of the barbri questions. I think I need to focus on the review of them more though. I was just looking to see if there were any courses which specifically target us who struggle with the MBE
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
I asked because obviously the more you do, the better you become. I would suggest upwards of 2500 questions and having access to various Q-banks that the above poster provided would help you get there. Also, understanding the tricks of the MBE through supplements like Strategies & Tactics for the MBE will help unlock the patterns.
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
Thanks all, I'll look into these options.
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
The MBE was my weak point of the exam as well.
The Strategies & Tactics book is helpful in that the "strategies" sections are really useful. I didn't do many of the questions in it because so many over lapped with the ones from Themis (they both use official NCBEX questions - though Themis does write some of their own).
Definitely focus on the explanations and perhaps keep a list of all of the rule statements for questions you get wrong and review it on occasion. You'll start to notice a patten in the questions you get wrong the most - i.e they'll have the same rule most of the time.
I also recommend making your own outlines for all of the MBE subjects in your own words so it makes sense to you and read them often as well.
I don't know much about MBE specific programs but I trust you'll find one that's right for you or tweak your strategy appropriately!
The Strategies & Tactics book is helpful in that the "strategies" sections are really useful. I didn't do many of the questions in it because so many over lapped with the ones from Themis (they both use official NCBEX questions - though Themis does write some of their own).
Definitely focus on the explanations and perhaps keep a list of all of the rule statements for questions you get wrong and review it on occasion. You'll start to notice a patten in the questions you get wrong the most - i.e they'll have the same rule most of the time.
I also recommend making your own outlines for all of the MBE subjects in your own words so it makes sense to you and read them often as well.
I don't know much about MBE specific programs but I trust you'll find one that's right for you or tweak your strategy appropriately!
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
Good points! I also made flash cards (electronically copied & pasted) of the MBE questions I got wrong. I review all my wrong answers each night on my iPad before bed and in the morning before getting out of bed. Indeed, the ones I got wrong had patterns.numbertwo88 wrote:The MBE was my weak point of the exam as well.
The Strategies & Tactics book is helpful in that the "strategies" sections are really useful. I didn't do many of the questions in it because so many over lapped with the ones from Themis (they both use official NCBEX questions - though Themis does write some of their own).
Definitely focus on the explanations and perhaps keep a list of all of the rule statements for questions you get wrong and review it on occasion. You'll start to notice a patten in the questions you get wrong the most - i.e they'll have the same rule most of the time.
I also recommend making your own outlines for all of the MBE subjects in your own words so it makes sense to you and read them often as well.
I don't know much about MBE specific programs but I trust you'll find one that's right for you or tweak your strategy appropriately!
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
100% recommend adaptibar. It was a million times better than barbri. If you need a discount code let me know.
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Re: Can anyone reccomend a supplement course for MBE?
Definitely go with Adaptibar! I really liked their explanations for answers on most subjects. I thought the Civ Pro questions were way in over my head but I think when I used there were no civ pro questions. Now that there is something, it may help them to come up with questions and take from what has been used already.
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