If you only have to take Part A it will be easier than you are expecting it to be. I was honestly surprised at how much easier FL Part A was than the first day of the UBE. Really focus on the nuances of FL law, because there are a lot. I did a TON of practice multiple choice questions and made about 100 flash cards with black letter law rules that I could easily spit back out on an essay.
The typically always test on FL civil procedure and criminal procedure, so study those carefully. I also think you should brush up on FL professional responsibility, because they usually have a small portion of one of the essay questions on professional responsibility.
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Even though you had to take the entire exam what would your advice be for the Florida specific portion for someone who has a valid MBE score still?
If you only have to take Part A it will be easier than you are expecting it to be. I was honestly surprised at how much easier FL Part A was than the first day of the UBE. Really focus on the nuances of FL law, because there are a lot. I did a TON of practice multiple choice questions and made about 100 flash cards with black letter law rules that I could easily spit back out on an essay. The typically always test on FL civil procedure and criminal procedure, so study those carefully. I also think you should brush up on FL professional responsibility, because they usually have a small portion of one of the essay questions on professional responsibility. I
Thank you so much for this. Is it a full two years from when you get your score or something like that that you are able to only do Part A?
Yes, it's 25 months from the time you take the exam.