u/MudPuzzleheaded1008

I’ve been studying for the patent bar using the PLI course for the last 2 months and today is 18 days away from exam day. I started the post course practice tests and I’m scoring much lower than I expected - around 60ish.
What I think I struggle with: knowing where to look specifically within a chapter, the speed at which I can find the answer, not knowing answers at the top of my head for 95% of the questions.
Does anyone have any advice on how to improve in those areas?
Should I focus on learning more material or practice looking up questions?

Hi everyone! I'm a recent college graduate living in Nashua, and I've been looking for ways to get more involved in the local community.

One idea I've been really excited about is organizing a community fashion showcase featuring local thrift stores, small boutiques, and local creatives. I'd love for it to be a fun event that highlights local businesses while bringing people together. I want this to be community-based, featuring Nashua residents walking the runway and local creatives contributing behind the scenes, from beauty to styling and content creation.

Before I get too far into planning, I wanted to gauge interest and hear what people think. Would you attend something like this in the Nashua area?

If you'd like updates or might be interested in participating in some way, I put together a quick form here: https://tally.so/r/WOZdxN

I'd also love to hear any ideas, suggestions, or reasons why this would or wouldn't work in Nashua. Thanks!

TLDR would you attend a fashion show in Nashua?

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Hi, I plan to take the patent bar in a couple of months. I haven't yet purchased any course material. I am wondering if getting a used PLI binder is worth it. I am unfamiliar with the contents of the binder, so I am wondering if the binder alone will be enough to pass the patent bar.