Passing the Bar Exam - Torts or no Torts?
This is a Question on "Passing the Bar Exam - Torts or no Torts?"; Freakonomics has a write up on the "Science of Passing the Bar Exam" regarding the study done in ...
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 | Passing the Bar Exam - Torts or no Torts? Freakonomics has a write up on the "Science of Passing the Bar Exam" regarding the study done in St. Louis a while back. Specifically they ask the question if taking subject matter related to what is tested on the state bar exam improves chances of passing state bar or not.. Quote:
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 | Re: Passing the Bar Exam - Torts or no Torts? I agree, learning more about the same thing, even if different, can still help one absorb the info when the time comes. |
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