If you failed the Barbri simulated MBE, you are not alone. We talk to students every single administration who fail the Barbri simulated MBE (sometimes by a lot!) and go on to pass the bar exam. Here, we tell you a game plan for boosting your MBE score as much as possible in the time you have left.
But first…let’s cover what not to do. Read more
Some students retain a tutor very early on in bar prep, whereas others wait until the last minute. Many students wonder if it is ever “too early” or “too late” to retain a bar exam tutor. Here, we tell you when you should hire a bar exam tutor. Our recommendation varies based on a variety of factors, but the main question you have to ask is: what I am looking for in a bar exam tutor? Read more
A bar exam tutor can be an expensive decision, but there are several advantages to hiring a bar exam tutor. The biggest advantage of hiring a bar exam tutor is that you are more likely to pass the bar exam! However, there are several additional advantages of hiring a bar exam tutor that are worth considering, discussed below. Read more
Our Michigan Bar exam course is a premier bar prep option for students who are taking the Michigan Bar exam. Whether you’re a first-time taker or you’ve taken the bar exam several times our courses have proven to work for students. Read more
If you failed the California Bar Exam, you are not alone! The pass rate in California has been consistently low. Here, we provide advice for what you should do if you failed the California bar exam!
If you are considering hiring a bar exam tutor, you may consider whether you should hire an online bar exam tutor or an in-person bar exam tutor. Online bar exam tutoring has been very popular since 2020, and many students continue to meet tutors online even if they once preferred in-person tutoring sessions. However, every person is different, and some greatly benefit from the flexibility that comes with meeting online. Others are better served by meeting a tutor in person. Here, we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of hiring an online bar exam tutor. Read more
We just helped a student increase his score 72 points and score a 311 on the Uniform Bar Exam!
See his testimonial below. Read more
If you failed the bar exam by five points or less, that is very frustrating — but also encouraging. Read more
How to Interpret Your Bar Exam Score ReportHere, we tell you how to interpret your bar exam score report and how to avoid some of the common mistakes that students make when they attempt to interpret their bar exam score reports! If you passed the bar exam, you may be curious about how well you did. If you failed the bar exam, figuring out what your score means is the first step to making sure you pass the next exam! Read more
I failed the UBE twice and I was close to passing each time. What should I do?If you failed the UBE twice and you were close to passing each time, you are probably wondering what it takes to get the extra few points you need to pass!
First, we want to start by saying that we are sorry you are in this position. We know it is frustrating, to say the least. We also find it is quite common.
We specialize in helping repeat takers boost their score and all too often we are helping repeat takers who are very close to passing (and who have been for more than one exam!). Here, we have five tips for you if you find yourself in this position. Read more
Read the most recent testimonial about how we helped a second-time bar exam taker score a 308! Read more
We helped an MEE course student improve her MEE score 30 points and pass the bar! 
We have had such positive news from students who took our Uniform Bar Exam course. We have heard from second- and third-time takers that passed with flying colors (in the 300’s!). Read more
February 2019 Alabama Bar Exam Pass Rate Remains LowFebruary 2019 Alabama bar exam results were recently released. The pass rate remains low at only 35.5%. First-time bar exam takers passed at a rate of 55.0%. The pass rate for repeat takers was 25.5%.
I Failed the Maryland Bar Exam – What Should I Do?If you failed the Maryland bar exam, you are not alone! Bar exam pass rates have been falling nationwide. Here are a few steps to take if you failed the Maryland bar exam. Read more
