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You've tried everything and your exam score still isn't improving...

From years of working with students through law school and the bar, we see nearly everyone hit this same wall on the way to becoming a lawyer.

Your week starts to look like this:

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  • You have no idea what to study

  • Your mountain of work is overwhelming and keeps growing

  • Other students just seem to "get it" and you don't

  • You know the legal rules but miss analysis points

  • Your scores aren't even close to what you want

  • You keep putting in study hours but things feel worse

  • The scores you want feel out of reach

You are putting in the hours and still walking out of exams hoping you guessed right. That is not a work-ethic problem — it is exhausting, and it is not your fault.

Every law student hits this point. It is normal — and it is not a verdict on you.

Most never find the way out. They let three years convince them permanently that they are not good at this, and they carry that into practice.

It was never you. Nobody ever showed you what is actually tested. Studying smarter, not harder, means learning the rules that get points and practicing them the way you will be graded.

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Now imagine knowing what to study, when to study, and how to study, so you learn more in less time. Your week will look like this:

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  • You study exactly what you need to know for maximum points

  • You learn more in less time and with less work

  • You have a proven process to follow for each course

  • Everything you study is created by attorneys and backed by citations

  • You study whenever and wherever you want

  • You can measure whether its working each step of the way

  • You get the exam scores you actually need

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By exam day you have already practice everything you need to know so you have control over your score.

There are 2,170 rules you must know to succeed in law school, the bar exam, and beyond. We'll help you master ALL of them.

How We Created It

Created by attorneys who were ruthless about it, and you never have to take our word for it

Licensed attorneys painstakingly reverse-engineered years of exams, created every rule and question against that blueprint, and cited each claim to the authority examiners actually test — so you know your learning from the best.

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Answers to Questions We Get the Most

Will this raise my score, or be enough to pass?
If you actually practice, yes. You raise a score by practicing the rules that get tested and learning from the ones you miss. We have done most of the heavy lifting: years of real exams, the 2,170 rules that matter, an efficient study path, and practice written so any student can learn exceptionally fast. Your performance page shows the results so you know you are improving.
How is this different from alternatives?
Other providers are outdated and boring. They do not have all the information you need, and they can actually cause you to do worse. We were frustrated with what else was on the market, so we built AcedExams. It is exactly what we wish we had, and more. It is a one-stop shop for everything you need from your first day of law school to passing the bar and becoming a lawyer, at a low monthly price. Change plans anytime and your progress stays. It is there when you need it.
How is this different from a casebook or a commercial outline?
A casebook makes you hunt for the rule. A commercial outline lists rules you might or might not need, and many of them are outdated from an exam perspective. AcedExams gives you the rule examiners test, already written and cited, then helps you apply it the way examiners expect. It is a much more efficient, engaging, and effective way to study law.
Will this cover my class, the MPRE, and the bar?
Yes. One account covers all major courses, the MPRE, and the bar. Law school difficulty and bar difficulty are available on all practice materials. The MPRE course and five timed practice MPREs are free. We have a full UBE course with practice exams, and we are equipped for NextGen in those jurisdictions.
What does it cost, and can I cancel?
You can start for free. No card is required, and there are no obligations. You can even earn Study Points on Basic and use them to discount an upgrade later. Move to Pro anytime for $37 a month, or you and a Study Buddy can each get Pro for $29 a month. For serious studying, choose Genius for $89 a month.
How many questions, essays, and performance tasks do I get?
Basic gives you 25 multiple-choice questions, 3 short answers, 1 essay, and 1 performance task every month, plus a full MPRE course with practice exams, for free. Pro gives you unlimited access to thousands of practice materials, adds custom quizzes on what you missed, and includes a practice bar exam. Genius gives you all five practice bar exams, and more.
I do not have time to learn another study system.
You will spend virtually no time learning how this works. That is the point, and it is a cornerstone of AcedExams. Click a button and see exactly what you should study, or zero in on exactly what you want to study. There are no tricks to learn and nothing unusual we make you do. Show up when you want, do the work, and you will succeed.
Who made this, and how do I check the law?
Licensed attorneys created everything. We went through roughly 20 years of real exams, pulled the 2,170 rules that get tested, and built everything against those rules. Every sentence you are asked to trust cites the legal source examiners test, and you can check that source text against what we made. Nothing in here is a guess.

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Multiple choice

Boost your exam scores as fast as possible with every question based on the EXACT rule you're tested on, common traps examiners use to trick you, and attorney explanations discussing each option.

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Walk into essays knowing where the points are, down to the issue, the rule, the analysis, and the conclusion.

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Watch your scores climb by seeing your strong and weak areas, down to the precise rule costing you the most points.

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Practice Bar Exams

Walk into the bar exam cool, calm, and collected. By then, you'll have already sat the whole exam — MBE, MEE, and MPT — and seen the patterns most students miss.

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Socrates

Ask Socrates for help anytime you have a question. He cites the same law you're tested on, and he adapts to how you learn best.

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Performance tasks

Drill the scenarios you'll see on exam day, so you already know where the points are.

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We exist to put exceptional law exam preparation within reach of anyone, anywhere, so they can pass the tests that matter, step into the career they want, and start creating wealth for themselves and their families.

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