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As the leading online supplemental preparation program for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) portion of the Bar Exam, AdaptiBar offers the most cost effective review course on the market. With the already expensive costs students undergo paying for law school, the Refer 50/50 Program provides valued customers an easy and fast way to earn $50 by just referring a friend to the program. You earn $50 for every friend that enrolls in the course and…
AdaptiBar is proud to announce the launch of its new statistics per question in Practice Questions mode – just in time for the start of the July 2013 program session! Now, AdaptiBar users have the ability to take an even closer look into their performance for each MBE question. The new performance data and analysis per question is conveniently displayed in a sidebar that includes the user’s average accuracy rate for the particular question, as…
Anyone who accesses web pages, whether on a desktop computer, laptop, or mobile device, uses an internet browser. Various internet browsers are available, depending on your personal preferences and type of computer (PC or Mac). Most computers come with at least one default internet browser already installed to the desktop, and it is up to the user to decide to use this default or download an alternative browser to surf the web. One thing that…
The past few years, technology and social networks have changed the way we communicate. As a law student, you likely have one device – whether it’s an iPhone, Android, iPad, or Kindle – that you use daily. Add in social networks such as YouTube, Twitter and Pinterest – which are constantly pumping out content – and your productivity can be thrown out the window. Did you know more than 3.5 billion pieces of content are…
College students get a bad rap for being procrastinators. When we asked 900 law students when they started studying for the bar, we didn’t expect as many procrastinators in this group of smart, driven and motivated law students. Yet, 71 percent of students said they begin studying for the bar exam after graduation. We get it; you’re busy during law school, especially when you’re a 3L. You have jobs. You have classes. But with such…
Earlier this month, AdaptiBar conducted a survey of more than 900 law students and recent graduates. We asked these students about technology, the bar exam and their law school experience. Some answers were what we expected. For instance, 91 percent of students use a laptop to study. Other findings surprised us – more than 20 percent of you don’t drink any caffeine while studying! But here’s what shocked us the most – more than one-third…
We’re excited to announce the official launch of the AdaptiBlog. When we first created the AdaptiBar bar exam review program eight years ago, we never wanted to simply give law students the answers. With our online MBE simulator, we offer detailed explanations and additional support to help you gain the confidence you need to succeed. But we realize there’s more to being a lawyer than passing the bar. Whether you’re a pre-law student, in your 1L year…
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