I haven't been doing as many essay questions of late. Been going over my outlines for each topic so I can learn them pretty thoroughly. Though now I'm going to start incorporating more practice essay work. At least reading the question, determining what I think the answer is, and then checking myself with the provided answers. I don't think the 36 minutes per question time constraint is going to be a problem, so I think that's the best use of my time for that. It's all just plugging away, but as I said there are a lot of other things going on in addition to the Bar Exam. But that's life.heyzeus wrote:Stay the course, Ben - you're doing plenty. For example, I didn't do PMBR, and had never taken a class on secured transactions/commercial paper/income tax/family law/marital property, and still learned what i needed to learn to pass. Just keep being methodical about it; take as many practice MBE questions and essays as you can, and review everything that you get wrong. The more stuff you see now, the more stuff will be old hat when it appears on the bar.
Good luck! Keep checking in when you can.
PMBR doesn't seem all that different from BarBri, except for some reason I get the PMBR questions right more often than the BarBri ones, which goes against everything I've heard about PMBR (namely how it's much harder than BarBri), but I choose to take that as a good sign.
Thanks for the encouragement!
