... that we get to see the process up close. We get to compare our answers with the released answers and we get to see our scores. We have a better understanding of exactly what it's going to take to pass this thing.
Call me crazy (Go ahead. I'll wait.) but there's a part of me that's glad to see how the process works. Okay, I'll admit it. That even sounds crazy to me. But because I like to know how things work, I feel better now about what I have to do to get a passing score in February. There's less mystery to the process.
Of course, I would also be crazy not to admit that I would happily have accepted not knowing my scores; but that would have been too easy. For some bizarre reason I rarely do anything the easy way. Sometimes it's as though I don't feel like I've earned it until I've really had to struggle.
Yeah. I know. That's just crazy.
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Okay, then I'm crazy too. :)
After reviewing my essays and studying a little, I feel like the Bar's game plan is exposed.
Hi ~
Sending you good vibes from up north.
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We'll get through this!
Weezy: That's exactly right! We've got them right where we want them!
Conbrio: Thanks! Back at ya'!
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This is probably more a response to your previous 12.11.07 post, but when I got back my essays, I thought the same exact thing for some of them.
"I *know* I did *not* write this..." but alas, I did...I did.
Actually, I did fine on my essays, more or less. I went wrong on the MBEs and the .. get this .. the PTs. WTF. No one even reviews the PTs because they're supposed to be "easy." Right? Ugh. I failed both of them. How pathetic is that.
I don't even know where to begin in terms of studying/improving my PT scores. Any ideas?
Siiigh... Will be checking back to this site frequently. Thanks for existing.
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