S. A.
Rutgers-Camden Law School
Member, New Jersey State Bar
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The Supplemental Preparation Course "I knew I was passing while I was in the bar exam! Not only that, my MBE score was so high, I can waive into the D. C. bar. Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!..."
Once you have taken The Basic Bar Preparation CourseTM, you can enroll in The Supplemental Bar Preparation Course. This course is designed to help bar candidates perfect their exam-taking skills. The course meets weekly for two hours for six weeks. Every student may submit forty essays answers for critique by faculty. Plus, each student meets with faculty for six hours of one-on-one private instruction. Classes and individual meetings are held via teleconference so there is no lost time commuting. Students can attend classes from anywhere in the country. During classes, student essays are critiqued line-by-line, using the information taught in The Exam Writing and Legal Analysis class. One class session is dedicated to teaching students how to respond successfully to MBE questions. Students are expected to submit essays weekly. Students who have submitted essays weekly during the course may submit essays up until ten days before the bar exam. For individual sessions, students must submit their work twenty-four hours in advance. Twenty-four hours’ notice is required to cancel an appointment for private instruction. If a student fails to give proper notice, his/her account will be charged for the schedule session. "...I PASSED! Eight-three percent of the applicants who took the (Oregon exam) passed...such a high pass rate is due to your efforts. Your course was instrumental in my passing the bar."
W.L.
Member, Oregon Bar Pass the Bar! |
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