My BarTunes analisi dell'app per 15 gennaio

My BarTunes is an easy-to-use, musical bar review study aid designed to help you pass any state’s bar exam on your first try. My BarTunes acts as a supplement to your traditional study programs. It assists you in learning and memorizing legal concepts and buzzwords by simply listening to favorite childhood tunes while watching the newly written lyrics containing those concepts and buzzwords scroll on the screen. Use this read-a-long App anytime, anywhere to remember key topics in the core subject areas tested nationally on the Bar Exam and sing your way to success! My BarTunes is also an invaluable tool for First Year Law Students studying to ace their final exams in the subject areas that are core courses required for all law students, including Evidence, Contracts, Constitutional Law, Real Property, Civil Procedure, Criminal Law and Torts. And First Year Law Students can then use My BarTunes again and again throughout law school, making preparation for the bar exam a breeze! Just think -- why are you able to remember the lyrics to thousands of songs, even years after you last heard them? The reason is because music helps you remember. Whether you use My BarTunes as a tool for you to recall the Hearsay Exceptions, a method to finally learn and apply the Rule Against Perpetuities, or a mechanism to easily recall legal concepts in the core subjects tested nationally on the bar exam or on your first year law school exams, My BarTunes will maximize your ability to remember those key legal concepts. And that’s important, because every point counts! Whether you’re a first year law student with the goal of acing your exams or you’re preparing to take any state bar exam, My BarTunes provides an easy, enjoyable and convenient means to achieve success. After listening to the songs only a few times, you will master the legal principles that are commonly tested on first year final exams and bar exams nationally each year. Developed by lawyers who have passed bar exams in several states.