Oregon Jurisprudence Exam Study Materials / Approaches

[JeyRo]

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Will need to take the Oregon Jurisprudence exam in the next few months and I was wondering if anyone had advice about study approaches or materials. I personally do best with flash cards for this kind of stuff, and if I had something I could generate flash cards from, that would work for me. Just not sure where to start. Advice appreciated.

I took and passed the California Jurisprudence exam back in 2006, been licensed since then here. Looking to get licensed in Oregon as well.

 

[JeyRo]

Will need to take the Oregon Jurisprudence exam in the next few months and I was wondering if anyone had advice about study approaches or materials. I personally do best with flash cards for this kind of stuff, and if I had something I could generate flash cards from, that would work for me. Just not sure where to start. Advice appreciated.

I took and passed the California Jurisprudence exam back in 2006, been licensed since then here. Looking to get licensed in Oregon as well.

*bump*

Anyone, any thoughts at all where I should start looking? I seem to remember there may be an EPPP yahoo group that I belonged to years ago when I was studying for the exams back in '05.....

 

[AcronymAllergy]

I've heard of the Yahoo! group as well, yes, although one of the people here who has recently taken the EPPP could probably provide more information than can I.

You might also consider sending out an email to the APPIC listserve (instructions to join up should be on APPIC's website, I believe); I know I've seen similar questions posted in the past.

Maybe also see if there's an Oregon Psych Association website and/or listserve that you could use to contact individuals currently practicing in the state?

Edit: Just be sure that if you post to the APPIC listserve, avoid asking if anyone has materials to sell. Not that your post here did this, but I think there's a policy against it on that listserve, which could mean your question might not go through.

 

[JeyRo]

I created a handful of flashcards at Flashcardexchange.com that might be useful to someone else at some point. They were created by me entirely from the Oregon Board's study guides (which are just PDFs of the legal code itself). No copyright issues involved, AFAIK. Enjoy!

http://www.flashcardexchange.com/cards/oregon-psychology-jurisprudence-exam-2215183

 

[maxtrout]

Are those flashcards still available?