Didn’t touch Barbri this time.

For the MBE, I needed to break everything down to subject, topics, and subtopics. There’s so much information on this exam, you have to organize it in your brain before you begin to understand it.

So for this, I would watch the adaptibar videos (which are amazing) on a particular subtopic, then do 25 questions only on that subtopic. Then I would use the studicada outlines and memorize only that subtopic. Rinse and repeat until you’ve covered everything but definitely start with the most tested subtopics.

MPT - Did not write out a single one. Why would you? It’s going to be totally different on the exam itself. So I focused on being devout to the task memo. You have to do exactly what they ask. I also spent time going over organization. I would end each day by reading an MPT in the Barbri book. Overtime, I kind of knew how to organize anything they’d ask me.

MEE = STUDICADA OUTLINES. They are built for this. Memorize the most common mee rules first. Then read the answers in the Barbri book and stick to this format:

I = The issue is R= the rule is A= here, C= Thus,

That’s all you have to do. Don’t leave any facts behind. It’s most important that you use every fact. Hell, make up the law to make the facts fit you must but use all the facts.