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Oh, really? Wow, I didn't even know they made ethics rules for that.

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Everyone seems to be blogging about the MPRE. So here is mine:

(1) It sucked.

(2) No, really.


It was surprisingly hard.

I only did self-studying for the exam, but that?s pretty much how I?ve always studied for tests like this and I?ve always done really well. I?m just one of those people who wishes everything in life were based on standardized test scores, because I am good at them. I?m not smart in a lot of ways, but I?m definitely good at filling in the correct bubble on a scantron. I was kicking some ethical ass on the practice tests here too and figured I could at least muster up the 30 something points on the real thing when I was hitting 40s on my couch.

Maybe I should have studied harder, I won?t know for a while. But I really did sit there for two hours and guess.

Full post as published by Cella Bellum on November 03, 2007 (boomark / email).

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