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How we boost your exam scores

Make the MPRE a piece of cake.

You walk in having practiced the rules, not crammed a patterned exam the night before. The full professional responsibility course and five practice exams are a free bonus on Basic, built to the same citation-backed standard as every other subject: licensed attorneys organized the 2,170 rules and created the questions.

20 years
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2,170
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Every rule
cited to its source
  • You get the whole Professional Responsibility course, engaging and complete, instead of a second ethics product sold for hundreds of dollars.
  • Licensed attorneys organized the rules and created every question, cited to source, the same way they built every other subject.
  • You sit five timed practice exams, and every miss points at the exact rule, so you are not restudying the whole outline.
  • It is on Basic with no card and no second subscription, so you can start boosting your MPRE score today.

Hear from our students

  • “I had callbacks the same month as the MPRE and I was not buying another course, period. I sat a timed practice exam on a Tuesday between flights, missed a confidentiality hypo, tapped the rule, and that was the whole prep. I kept waiting for ethics to blow up my week. It never did.”

    Tomás L.

    2L in recruiting · Pro

  • “Every commercial email wanted three hundred dollars for professional responsibility and I felt sick, because I do not have three hundred dollars. Then I saw the whole MPRE course sitting on Basic. I did the readings at my kitchen table and sat the practice exams without ever putting in a card. I still cannot believe they give that away.”

    Gabby W.

    2L · Basic

  • “I study after the kids are in bed and I had already decided the MPRE was going to wreck me. Then I opened the course, did a short set while the dishwasher ran, and the rules were just there. Clear. Not this mountain I had been dreading in the back of my head for a year.”

    Keisha P.

    2L, parent · Basic

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What you get

Here's What You Get in Our MPRE Course

  • Guided path
  • Questions for each rule tested
  • Performance tracking
  • Cited to real law
  • 5 practice exams

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Five practice exams on Basic. Answer a real ethics question, then open the review. Every miss points at the cited rule, so the next sitting is already easier.

Practice MPRE 2

60 ethics questions · 2 hours

1:14:32
Question 23 of 60Professional Responsibility · Disqualification

Ortiz Manufacturing sued Meridian Casualty for denying coverage on a business interruption claim after a fire destroyed its factory. Meridian contends arson is excluded under the policy. The case is assigned to Judge Ortiz, who is unrelated to the company. Six months earlier, a severe storm damaged the judge's home.…

Is Judge Ortiz required to step aside from the factory owner's coverage case against Meridian?

Model Rules of Jud. Conduct r. 2.11(A)

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Common questions

Questions about mpre practice

Is the MPRE course free, and do I need a card?

Yes, and no card. The whole professional responsibility course and five practice exams are a free bonus on Basic. There is no trial window, and nothing converts into a paid ethics add-on. You can start boosting your MPRE score today.

How many practice MPRE exams do I get?

Five. Each is a complete ethics sitting, and they are included on Basic. Sit them untimed and in pieces while you learn, or take the whole exam under the clock.

What does the MPRE course cover?

Professional Responsibility, the single subject the MPRE tests. Licensed attorneys organized the rules and created every question, cited to source. You get a guided path, questions for each rule tested, and performance tracking, built the same way as every other subject.

What happens after I finish a practice MPRE?

You see a score for every MPRE outline topic, and every miss points at the exact cited rule. That is how you boost your MPRE score without restudying the whole outline.

Do I still need a separate ethics course?

No. Other programs sell professional responsibility as its own course, or give you a disorganized one for free. You get an engaging and full MPRE course, including five practice exams, as a free bonus on Basic. You do not buy a second ethics product after you already started studying.

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The specifics

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The course

A guided path through every professional responsibility rule.

Readings, importance markers, and practice sit at every node, so a miss sends you straight into the rule that produced it. You are walking the examiners' path, not a standalone ethics outline you have to plan around.

The questions

Questions for each rule the MPRE tests.

Licensed attorneys created every question, with an explanation for every answer choice and the rule cited. Ethics turns on small distinctions, so knowing why the near-miss fails is how you boost your MPRE score.

Performance tracking

Progress sits next to your other subjects.

MPRE work appears in the same performance picture as the rest of your studying, so ethics does not become the subject you forgot to measure while you were busy with Contracts.

Cited to real law

Every rule and question is cited to source.

Licensed attorneys organized the rules and created every question the same way they built every other subject. You are practicing the authorities examiners use, not a summary you cannot check.

5 practice exams

Five practice MPRE exams, included on Basic.

Sit them untimed and in pieces while you learn, or take the whole exam under the clock. Every miss points at the exact rule, so the next sitting is already easier.

The price

Free on Basic, because charging separately for ethics is absurd.

The whole course and five practice exams are a free bonus on Basic, with no card and no second subscription. When you move on to the bar, the rest is already in the same account.

What the MPRE tests

The MPRE covers one subject, and the full course for it is included at no cost on every plan.

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