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Multistate Essay Exam Subject Frequency Chart 

Looking for a good Multistate Essay Exam (MEE) subject frequency chart? We have compiled a chart of the essay subjects tested on the MEE since 2011 through the most recent exam.

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Note that the subjects tested on the July 2024 bar exam were: 

  • Real Property
  • Corporations
  • Constitutional Law
  • Contracts
  • Family Law
  • Civil Procedure

The essay chart will show you which subjects tend to be super highly tested (ahem, Civil Procedure!) and which ones are not tested as often (Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Conflict of Laws).  You can also see the subjects that have a higher chance (and a lower chance) of appearing on your essay exam (Torts, Evidence, and Constitutional Law, for example, are less popular than some of the other subjects, like Contracts, Real Property, etc.) If you would like to read a post that discusses the Multistate Essay Exam in more detail, please see this post.

If you are looking for only the six essays that have been tested on the Uniform Bar Exam, please see this post for our UBE Chart. We recommend you review this Uniform Bar Exam/MEE chart (in lieu of the one below) if you are taking the Uniform Bar Exam.

Please review our MEE highly tested topics guide here (for free) and watch the videos to see the highly tested MEE topics. (You can view this guide online or download it!). We cover the highly tested topics for each MEE subject.

Below find an updated bar exam question frequency chart.

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Please see a list of all MEE subjects tested each year in this post. Please see a more detailed analysis of what is likely to appear on the MEE by checking out our UBE frequency chart here.

Wondering what the highly tested issues on the MEE are? 

We have a few different resources that tell you exactly what you need to know!

Please review our MEE highly tested topics guide here (for free) and watch the videos to see the highly tested MEE topics. (You can view this guide online or download it!). We cover the highly tested topics for each MEE subject. We also update it each administration so you are getting the most up-to-date information available!

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