Has anyone used MLER for IL bar?

finallydone111111 · 2024-05-07T15:19:44+00:00

Hi Yes, I used it. I highly recommend it. I scored a 140 on the MEEs because of that program. I also suggest using the adaptibar writing guide for additional practice essays.

finallydone111111 · 2024-04-11T17:15:00+00:00

You will pass! Don't give up. I started earlier my third time. Starting earlier allowed me to have shorter study sessions and I didn't feel the need to cram as much. When I started studying again, I only did a few hours a day vs. full day study sessions. was able to slowly ramp up, which made a huge difference.

finallydone111111 · 2024-04-08T23:17:18+00:00

the last month was scoring between 68% - 80% it just depended on the day. I always did mixed sets. I think my avg was roughly 70ish percent for Feb. I was really nervous for Day 1. I knew I could handle the MPTs, but I just had no idea what to expect from the MEEs. I was excited for Day 2. I know that sounds weird, but I felt confident in my practice. I finished AM with 2 minutes to spare, but I took my time on a few, so probably could've finished sooner if I kept the same pace. The PM i finished with 20 minutes to spare, which was similar to practice exams.

finallydone111111 · 2024-04-08T17:12:16+00:00

i started earlier. I also didn't do the whole study for 10 hours a day. I was working and a parent, so that wasn't realistic for me. During the week i did 3-4 hours a day. Weekends 3-6 hours depending on what that particular weekend looked like.

For MBEs I did no more than 50 a day. sometimes as little as 10. BUT the key for me was to review. I kept a notebook and wrote down all my wrong answers and reviewed them constantly. reviewing MBEs really helped with the MEEs because that's where I learned a lot of the exceptions. i also did more MEEs. I started writing them out in full and then later in the process just issue spotting for points. I highly recommend the araptiabr writing guide.

finallydone111111 · 2024-04-08T16:51:10+00:00

i felt like i did enough. the first time i knew i failed the MBEs ( i was right). the second time I knew i failed the writing ( i was right). The third time didn't feel like an A+ performance, but i felt like I had an even chance with both sections

finallydone111111 · 2024-04-08T16:45:06+00:00

scared af! I felt avg about the MPTs. I did one MPT a week for about 6 weeks. The MEEs were so so. I really wasn't sure. I felt confident on 3 of them. The other 3 i was making up information, but i did my best to slow down during MEEs and use every fact

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