Schedules

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Full Bar Review Course

Our courses are available on demand so you can begin studying today. For students preparing for the July Bar Exam, we provide study schedules for our Full Bar Review Course beginning on:

• April 15
• May 1
• May 20

For students preparing for the February Bar Exam, we provide schedules beginning on:

• November 1
• November 15
• December 1
• December 20

If you're interested in starting earlier or if you have to study on a more condensed schedule (e.g. starting on June 1 or January 1), give us a call and our attorneys can customize a study schedule to fit your needs.

Concentrated Review Course

Our Concentrated Review Course is also available on demand, so you can start studying today. There are 12 lectures with corresponding assignments that students around which working students can tailor a schedule to meet their individual needs. Most students start preparing ten weeks ahead, completing the 12 lectures and assignments over a seven week period, by working through the lectures in order and pairing one of the smaller MEE subjects with one of the larger MBE topics each week, leaving three weeks to re-review and practice in July or February. Other students who despite their best intentions may have fallen behind in their studying, have completed the entire program in the month of the bar exam and gone on to pass the test (but obviously, this is not an ideal circumstance... the more time you have to study and practice, the greater your odds of success!).

For students preparing for the February or July Bar Exam, we cover scheduling in our intro lecture, and you we recommend starting anytime between:

• November 1 to February 1
• April 1 to July 1

Again, the more time you have to prepare, the better, but this course can provide a thorough overview of the material for students re-taking the exam forced to prepare in a short window.Again, the more time you have to prepare, the better, but this course can provide a thorough overview of the material for students re-taking the exam forced to prepare in a short window.