Maryland Jurisprudence Exam
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Any chance you would be willing to share this?
Elizabeth Figueroa
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Is there any way I can get a copy of the electronic version. I’m taking my test soon and I’m trying to prepare asap.
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Were you able to get your hands on it??
@JaimLP were you able to secure the file? If so, would you mind sharing?
Elizabeth Figueroa
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If you get it could you share it with me too please?
no luck- I am working on my own at this point. I would still really love if someone would share!
Do you still have the e-version of the book??
I made a searchable doc- send me a message with your email and I will send it to you!
send me your email and I will email you my doc!
I am taking next month and would be so grateful for a copy.
Hello! If anyone has a copy of the manual/book to share that would be so amazingly helpful!!! I am taking the exam this week and am super nervous, plus it's so hard to find the right resources online!! Thank you so much in advance!
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@Lcren @yoloha @sallyd592 @ReadyToGraduate! @J. Yevhar @Elizabeth Figueroa @psychologypancake
buddingclinician4168
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Hello, could someone please kindly share a copy of the manual/book e-file with me? I am taking the Maryland Jurisprudence exam on Thursday and am feeling incredibly anxious. I would sincerely appreciate any resources. Thank you! @student892 @Lcren @yoloha @sallyd592 @ReadyToGraduate! @dcdr4
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Same here. I was just approved to take the exam and would appreciate if someone would send me an electronic copy of the manual.
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
There is no official electronic booklet or manual. The board just provides the websites that contain the information. I copy and pasted all of those sites into one document. The formatting isn't great, but here it is for anyone who wants it. Note that they may change these laws/regulations from time to time so these are probably only reliable for the near future (I made this in April 2024).
I'd say around 100 hours total — roughly 8 hours per week for 12 weeks. But honestly, in retrospect I think I studied too much, and spent too much time trying to memorize information. If I could re-wind time, I would have spent a lot less time trying to learn specific content and more time just taking practice tests (which I found on its own to be helpful for filling in knowledge gaps). I probably took about 5 or 6 full-length practice tests in total, including the online sample test (SEPPPO).
I saw 100 hours over 12 weeks and my heart skipped a beat. Then relieved to read that I think you meant studying for the EPPP. I was wondering instead about the MD jurisprudence exam.
Sorry about that, I thought I was in the EPPP thread! Unfortunately, no insight into the MD jurisprudence exam.
