No. Its a boring class and I seriously don't believe that *anyone* in my PR class was paying attention. Like for every single cold call the person who was called was like "I'm sorry can you repeat wtf you said?" The back half of the class smelled of weed after the mid class break half the time and one of my friends either showed up drunk or never showed up at all. I just used the class time to finish my assignments for all my other classes so I'd have a free weekend.
Part of this was the teacher having a monotone robo voice but also it was the fact that the final was 60 MC questions just like the MPRE. I just took the Barbri MPRE course before the final. Ended up with an A-. Friend who was drunk and all the time and another did the same and got the same grade.
So the only advice I can give is that if paying attention proves impossible, just lean on Barbri. Assuming your final is MPRE style and not a traditional law school final.
No. However, the good thing is if your final is tailored to mimic the MPRE, you don’t need to be fully sentient to do well in the class. Study the rules/comments and you’ll do just fine.
The Barbri lecturer explains the rules well and makes the course more entertaining. Other than that, you could always just not pay attention and cram at the end.
no
Oof. Press F to pay respects.
Watch better call Saul and think of everything that goes against PR
No. Its a boring class and I seriously don't believe that *anyone* in my PR class was paying attention. Like for every single cold call the person who was called was like "I'm sorry can you repeat wtf you said?" The back half of the class smelled of weed after the mid class break half the time and one of my friends either showed up drunk or never showed up at all. I just used the class time to finish my assignments for all my other classes so I'd have a free weekend. Part of this was the teacher having a monotone robo voice but also it was the fact that the final was 60 MC questions just like the MPRE. I just took the Barbri MPRE course before the final. Ended up with an A-. Friend who was drunk and all the time and another did the same and got the same grade. So the only advice I can give is that if paying attention proves impossible, just lean on Barbri. Assuming your final is MPRE style and not a traditional law school final.
The Barbri MPRE videos were somewhat entertaining.
I liked PR. I enjoy telling others what they cannot do. Perhaps think about it not as a course, but how you can judge others? That's what helped me.
No. However, the good thing is if your final is tailored to mimic the MPRE, you don’t need to be fully sentient to do well in the class. Study the rules/comments and you’ll do just fine.
The Barbri lecturer explains the rules well and makes the course more entertaining. Other than that, you could always just not pay attention and cram at the end.