If you’re preparing for the bar exam and need to take the multiple-choice Multistate Bar Examination (or “MBE”), you might be wondering how to get access to practice MBE questions with explanations. One option is UWorld, which offers an online MBE prep program with some great features. I was given complimentary trial access to UWorld’s “QBank” program to evaluate their new MBE prep software. This post explains how UWorld works and provides an overview of some of its tools that can help you get ready for the bar exam.
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If you’re taking the bar exam, you already know that you’ll need to work very hard in order to learn all the material that’s needed to pass. But with so much law to learn, it’s easy to forget what skills will be tested on the different parts of the bar exam. Keeping these core skills in mind while you study can help guide your efforts as you prepare for one of the most important tests of your life.
If you’re an attorney who is considering an out-of-state move, you may need to take the bar exam in your new state of residence. I recently moved to Nevada and was faced with this challenging prospect nearly six years after first being admitted to practice in California, where I attended law school and started my legal career. Although it was difficult to work while studying for a second bar exam in a totally new state, with some diligence and extra time to prepare, I passed the Nevada bar exam on my first attempt.
If you’re an attorney considering an out-of-state move or have recently relocated, you might need to sit for the bar exam in your new state. As you already know, taking the bar exam is a daunting challenge. Few people look forward to the process of preparing for the exam, and it can be difficult to get motivated to start studying. This is especially true if you have already passed in a different state.
If you’re looking into commercial bar prep companies, one great option is 
As the pandemic caused by the spread of COVID-19 continues, states across the country are adjusting their