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Re: Adaptibar

Post by florentine » Sun Jun 07, 2015 12:57 pm

victortsoi wrote:would people say that adaptibar questions are "easier" than barbri? as in, less convoluted/ head fakey? I broke down and got it, and at least for contracts, the questions seem shorter, more to the point, and less out to get you.
I agree completely, but that leaves me with pause for concern because I'm not sure which is more representative of the actual test. I know Adaptibar's questions are the "real questions from the test", but maybe bar examiners only let out the easy questions. I'm just trying to do a healthy mix of both to make sure that I am prepared for either.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by michael2015 » Sun Jun 07, 2015 1:01 pm

Slightly easier.

But their CivPro questions are terrible.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by victortsoi » Sun Jun 07, 2015 1:03 pm

I doubt that thats the case-look at the lsat, lsac will sell you as many full old tests as you can afford. no reason to think its not the same with the mbe. Considering how freaked out by my barbri performance, I certainly hope that its that much harder to scare you into mastering things, and then say "wow, couldn't have done this without barbri". Note that I'm pretty happy with barbri, just want more questions and want another shot at multiple choice after not doing what I feel my best is on studysmart.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by myrtlewinston » Sun Jun 07, 2015 1:58 pm

I've been recommended Kaplan's PMBR as a supplement to Barbri. Haven't looked into it.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by gaagoots » Mon Jun 08, 2015 6:46 pm

When I do Civ Pro MBEs from Adaptibar, it isn't horrible when I get one wrong and 55% of the rest of the Adaptibar users got it wrong as well. Thankfully the real Civ Pro MBE's are not as painful.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by waxecstatic » Tue Jun 09, 2015 9:13 am

For anyone doing Adaptibar and has done civ pro there is a question with an answer that makes no sense...I even left a comment on it. It's Question 1621-Civil Procedure-Jurisdiction and Venue...If anyone wants to discuss let me know.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by gaagoots » Tue Jun 09, 2015 11:19 am

waxecstatic wrote:For anyone doing Adaptibar and has done civ pro there is a question with an answer that makes no sense...I even left a comment on it. It's Question 1621-Civil Procedure-Jurisdiction and Venue...If anyone wants to discuss let me know.
I looked that one up. I did get the FNC correct, but it was just a weird set with that same fact pattern.

I saw your comment but it's is a Burnam v. Superior Court PJ issue. I know he didn't do squat to justify filing in that forum in the fact pattern but because so, it justifies the FNC dismissal

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by victortsoi » Tue Jun 09, 2015 10:00 pm

so what percentage correct/ "performance percentage" is passing in adaptibar? Dont tell me its the overall average, because you can be below average and pass the bar...same logic as barbri percentile?

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by florentine » Wed Jun 10, 2015 1:29 am

What do you mean by same as the Barbri average? Basically, I don't understand the Barbri averages. Can we be below those and still be passing?

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by robinhoodOO » Wed Jun 10, 2015 2:27 am

hurldes wrote:I did a combination of Kaplan and adaptibar. I eventually stopped doing the Kaplan questions and exclusively did adaptibar (for the MBE) because their questions were shorter and less confusing. I found I could learn concepts better through the adaptibar questions. I would begin each day of study with 50 questions straight from adaptibar. That was very helpful.
I don't know if I'd personally say Kaplan Q's are confusing, but they're definitely needlessly wordy and have lots of red herrings. I've also encountered plenty of grammatical and spelling errors, which is just unacceptable at this level.

Maybe I'll drop the dough for Adaptibar to further supplement :/

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by 3|ink » Wed Jun 17, 2015 2:28 pm

Man. Over $300? Shoot me now.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by old_soul » Wed Jun 17, 2015 6:27 pm

For those doing Adaptibar -- how many qs have you answered so far and what's the percentage correct?

206 -- 51%.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by Kage3212 » Thu Jun 18, 2015 12:14 am

187 -- 71%.

May try to get to 200 tonight. Thus far, I have been abiding by the programs way of doing things, 50 questions for each subject. before moving on. We dont finish all of our substantive lecture until July 2, so kind of worried I wont be able to get through all of the Adaptibar questions using this approach. I may try to complete some of the substantive lecturers earlier so I can get more practice utilizing Adaptibar.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by gaagoots » Thu Jun 18, 2015 12:20 am

901---@ 74%

Mixing Kaplan in addition to the Adaptibar questions (maybe 100? On top of 901) but it tests the weird stuff.

PS. My Adaptibar Civ Pro is a sad 50% so I have get better.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by RaiRai » Thu Jun 18, 2015 12:53 am

150 so far (Contracts, Evidence and Property at 50 each day) - 70.7% but kept going over 2 mins per question on property. this isn't good :(
gotta catch up to that all users ave number of q's...

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by 3|ink » Thu Jun 18, 2015 1:14 am

gaagoots wrote:901---@ 74%

Mixing Kaplan in addition to the Adaptibar questions (maybe 100? On top of 901) but it tests the weird stuff.

PS. My Adaptibar Civ Pro is a sad 50% so I have get better.
Good lord. 901?

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by gaagoots » Thu Jun 18, 2015 1:30 am

3|ink wrote:
gaagoots wrote:901---@ 74%

Mixing Kaplan in addition to the Adaptibar questions (maybe 100? On top of 901) but it tests the weird stuff.

PS. My Adaptibar Civ Pro is a sad 50% so I have get better.
Good lord. 901?
Yeah, I got started on MBEs the day after results came out. 30 a day isn't hard. 30 x 30 days 900 :-)

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by Kage3212 » Thu Jun 18, 2015 1:37 am

gaagoots wrote:
3|ink wrote:
gaagoots wrote:901---@ 74%

Mixing Kaplan in addition to the Adaptibar questions (maybe 100? On top of 901) but it tests the weird stuff.

PS. My Adaptibar Civ Pro is a sad 50% so I have get better.
Good lord. 901?
Yeah, I got started on MBEs the day after results came out. 30 a day isn't hard. 30 x 30 days 900 :-)
What do you think is the easiest section of the MBE to improve upon?

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by sdphill » Thu Jun 18, 2015 1:38 am

Kage3212 wrote:
gaagoots wrote:
3|ink wrote:
gaagoots wrote:901---@ 74%

Mixing Kaplan in addition to the Adaptibar questions (maybe 100? On top of 901) but it tests the weird stuff.

PS. My Adaptibar Civ Pro is a sad 50% so I have get better.
Good lord. 901?
Yeah, I got started on MBEs the day after results came out. 30 a day isn't hard. 30 x 30 days 900 :-)
What do you think is the easiest section of the MBE to improve upon?
Criminal Law & Procedure

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by 3|ink » Thu Jun 18, 2015 1:39 am

gaagoots wrote:
3|ink wrote:
gaagoots wrote:901---@ 74%

Mixing Kaplan in addition to the Adaptibar questions (maybe 100? On top of 901) but it tests the weird stuff.

PS. My Adaptibar Civ Pro is a sad 50% so I have get better.
Good lord. 901?
Yeah, I got started on MBEs the day after results came out. 30 a day isn't hard. 30 x 30 days 900 :-)
After results? So this is your second time?

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by gaagoots » Thu Jun 18, 2015 1:45 am

3|ink wrote:
gaagoots wrote:
3|ink wrote:
gaagoots wrote:901---@ 74%

Mixing Kaplan in addition to the Adaptibar questions (maybe 100? On top of 901) but it tests the weird stuff.

PS. My Adaptibar Civ Pro is a sad 50% so I have get better.
Good lord. 901?
Yeah, I got started on MBEs the day after results came out. 30 a day isn't hard. 30 x 30 days 900 :-)
After results? So this is your second time?
Yes I took first time in Feb.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by myrtlewinston » Thu Jun 18, 2015 3:29 pm

I just bought an Adaptibar subscription for $345. Call them and they'll give you a discount code for $50 off.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by Calicakes » Thu Jun 18, 2015 4:07 pm

Here is a code for a discount.

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by 3|ink » Thu Jun 18, 2015 4:42 pm

I take it the discount only applies to the big package?

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Re: Adaptibar

Post by myrtlewinston » Thu Jun 18, 2015 4:55 pm

The one I got, WS5, applied to the questions programme.

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