http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU

124--took the review course the week of and studied about 6 hours on friday.

120 Bitches. Been in a cave on Mars for the past 20 years studying for this fucker.

96, good enough

been sweatin' it out for over four weeks, but i passed

117 -- pretty happy with that

who cares? i failed the mpre the first time i took it (5 years ago??) because i never studied, and because i think i was hungover.

What the hell is the MPRE?
I didn't need to take it because I went to law school in Grenada. In fact, I didn't have to take the LSATs to get in to my law school either.

250. This will guarantee me success in life. Yes! MPRE is crucial to securing a V20 job.

According to the New England Journal of Medicine, the higher your score on the MPRE, the more professionally responsible you will be in your legal career.

127 -- took 3 practice tests and my dog shit in the bed the night before the test so I got no sleep.

law School making fun of the MPRE:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu_moia-oVI

Still waiting for the "I studied during the drive to the test and got a 150" comment. Oh, it's coming.

I studied for 2 days, 6-7 hours a day and did fine (100). I don't regret it and anyone who tells you it is super easy is just wrong. It's not the hardest test in the world, but it isn't quite the easiest either.

131. What a waste of time.

I studied during the drive to the test and got a 150

124 and I was shot in the chest while taking the exam. Is that a good score?

Um, 5:06, I DID study only during the drive to the test. I never said I had a 150. I don't remember what my score was, only that I passed.

Come on, the comments to the MPRE threads are always the same, so why wasting our time with this?

I cheated and got a 150! Is that wrong?

Anyone who got more than an 85 (I believe that is the highest score required for any state) studied too much. As with the bar exam, the goal of the MPRE is to pass with the lowest score possible.

120. That seems okay, but I'm considering contacting the MPRE people. I'm sure I did better than that, and I'd like my score to reflect that. Does anyone know how hard it is to convince these people to bump up a score?

I got an 140.

Does anyone ever fail the MPRE?

We had a saying when I was in law school. "Studying for the MPRE? Here's all you need to know: Narc on your friends, and be prepared to testify." That's all she wrote.

Cellphone video of someone cheating on the MPRE. At 1:13 you can see him looking at his neighbor's test. This was at Brooklyn Law School.

http://tinyurl.com/2q9j9y

Time waster:

I got a 131, too, but a couple of years ago! I remember because I was shocked. I studied for a couple of hours the night before while watching TV and during the test I was sure I was missing every last one of them.

The MPRE feels like it's hard, but the math somehow works out so that you pass it.

I wish the LSAT were that easy. I got a 131 on that, too.

How do you study in the car on the way? Did your mom drive you?

every website is working for me EXCEPT act.org, act.org/mpre/services/ and act.org/mpre. wtf?

The MPRE is the only place I have seen the word 'abscond' more than once in a single document that wasn't an indictment.

Complete this phrase: The stigma of failing the MPRE is worse than....

Don't use act.org, use http://tinyurl.com/2q9j9y

Took professionalism class, did not pay attention, got a C+.

Studied two hours on night before the test (some Bar/Bri condensed outline thing).

110.

I win/lose.

Passing the MPRE means that most of you are one more step closer to making 50k a year in toilet law. Enjoy.

do you need to have taken a professional responsibility class or anything to be prepared for the MPRE, or is a barbri-type course plus studying from a barbri-type book for like a week sufficient prep?

also, does the score matter or is it p/f like the bar?

...the ATL April Law Firm madness

Quick explanation of what the MPRE is and whether we should give a fuck? (seriously, don't know what it is - is this what the barbri whores keep on trying to sell us on?)

act.org has been down for me too--how is everyone getting through?!

@ 5:23(2) -

You need to look at your respective state bar requirements. MPRE is not pass/fail and the score does matter, especially if you plan to be licensed in more than one state.

The best way to study is to hit yourself in the head with a hammer as hard as possible. That is the only way to understand the convoluted bs questions on that test. Enjoy!

103. My ethical qualifications have been established.

ATTTL

5:23: if you study for a week, you'll have studied no less than 6 days more than anybody else. Keep in mind that the test has a pass rate of like 98%.

Do NOT click on the above link!

"Still waiting for the "I studied during the drive to the test and got a 150" comment. Oh, it's coming."

I studied the night before for 3 hours or so, while watching Saving Pvt. Ryan and having a few glasses of wine. 141.

I got a 97 when it took it two years back. Studied a lot, took a course. I think I may be way to ethical to be an attorney.

no, 5:16, my boyfriend did. We both took it together (we also took it together the night before).

"it" = penises

Using the NY passing score of 85 than you cant say the test has a 98% pass rate. 15% fail it. The passing score would have to be 52 for the test to have a 2% failure rate.

Stop the MPRE threads. Anyone that doesn't pass this with room to spare has no hope on the bar exam. This exam is more of a waste of a Saturday morning than the SAT was.

Bar and bonuses, Lat.

took the 4 hour barbri review and studied for about 8 hours...scored a 90

5:39 - actually... some states let you sit for the bar w/o taking the mpre. when bar results are published, people are noted as having passed the state bar, but not the mpre.

I studied in the car on the way to the test. Got an 87. Needed an 85. Perfect amount of studying.

5:46 - You win!

117....I was getting 36-38 (out of 60, not 50) on the barbri prep tests.

All I did was go to the class, took 4 prep tests, review answers for questions I missed and then read the outline for about an hour the day of the test.

I was freaking out until I got into the exam room (Jarvits center, NYC), recognized about 4 people out of 800 and realized "Hey...you go to NYU and are taking this with a bunch of TTT turds...no worries)."

Will my passing MPRE score help me get a job?

92, i knew i could have had one more beer, shit.

All those posts about nobody failing are full of it. I am at a v15 firm and me and lots of people I know had to do it twice, either because they didn't study, skipped the class or some other reason. Just because people don't walk around talking about taking the test twice doesn't mean it doesn't happen all the time. Anyway, it's all a bit pointless - can anyone above 1st year even remember their score? Has it ever come up in a conversation / interview? The answer to both is no.

Oh, and I passed the bar first time with a great score.

I got a 141. I'm a little ashamed.

when do the Feb bar results normally come out

I'll be retaking it in August. Failed by 2 points. In retrospect, taking it without studying was a really bad idea.

when I took the test (not NY), I finished early (like most takers). However, I was nice enough to give somebody a ride, and they finished before me, so the last 15-20 minutes of my exam involved somebody peaking in our test room and pointing to her watch.

can i request that it be hand scored?

I got a 90, went to the Barbri review and looked it over during the night before.

I can't help but wondering if 85 is passing how many questions I passed by. 2? 3?

Dear law students:

No one cares.

Sincerely,
The legal profession

got a 123 with a photocopied bar/bri outline.

I think someone mistyped the MPRE video link. I googled and found the correct link here: http://www.internetisseriousbusiness.com/

hEY Upenn grads, does Jopa proctor this test for UPenn students, seeing how he is so ethical and all?

guys in my high school used to fail the MPRE all the time. It was no big deal.

guys in my high school used to fail the MPRE all the time. It was no big deal.

guys in my high school used to fail the MPRE all the time. It was no big deal.

113

Studied for like 6 hours total with a borrowed book.

86
just enough for cali, 1 point above what is required for NY.
WOOHOO!

134 with a rabid badger chewing on my dick during the actual test.

Actually the idiot proctor, after reading the instructions, told us to bubble in the numbers that would have our tests sent to Indiana.

I'm in California.

We all shouted him down. I think plenty of people were still confused, I hope they messed up.

I was told that the MPRE was the one law exame that you study just enough to pass, and no more.
So with 2 hours of going through an outline, 5 hours of sleep, and killer hangover, I got a 103.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2326503148111272152&q=professional+responsibility&total=311&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

all i did was watch this Professional Responsibility video and i was deemed to be almost too ethical for my own good.

"I got an 140." at 5:13. More proof that this test serves no purpose whatsoever. Apparently, not even basic grammar is necessary to ace it.

I passed the February 2008 NY Bar exam.
I failed the March 2008 MPRE, with the lowest possible score (50).

There are things in this world that I really don't get. I studied two weeks for the Bar exam. I studied 4 full days the MPRE.

Apart from a technical problem with my answer sheet I don't see how I could get only 50. Especially given that I score a 187 on the MBE.