If you’re getting ready for the fall semester and are switching to the Mac, you may have questions about how Macs do certain things, which software you may want to use, and so on.
Here are a few links that should help:
PC to Mac: The Basics (a good overview video from Apple)
Windows v. Mac Navigation (an [...]
MBE Timer costs $19.99 and is billed as a “powerful tool to help you improve your time management skills for the multiple-choice question portion of the state Bar Examination.”
It’s new, it’s shiny. Will it really help you prepare for the bar exam? I have no idea.
I’ve received a couple of notes from readers asking about LSAT preparation. I went with the Princeton Review’s Cracking the LSAT book, which in retrospect was probably not the best approach. Many online reviews and discussions with my classmates revealed that there were better routes I could have taken. However, I did better than I [...]
I’ve been gathering state by state info about bar exam software, but so far I only have info on 13 states:
California
Georgia
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Maryland
Minnesota
Nebraska
New York
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Here’s a notable change from last year: There was something of a stir about New York not supporting Macs, but they now at least support Boot Camp use.
If you have definitive info on a [...]
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Matt W. sent me the tip on this one. It seems the New York Bar is coming down firmly in the “no Macs allowed” camp. Sure, they use SofTest, which is Windows-only. But ExamSoft has stated that Boot Camp works with their product, and several states (and these are just the ones I know of) [...]
