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Sound familiar?

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.

The AcedExams Method

We Have Your Guided Path to Acing Exams, FAST!

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

  • You get paid back for studying (you heard that right!)

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

Try a Few Practice Questions and See Your Score Increase

Boost your exam scores as fast as possible, with every option explained, the trap named, and the rule cited.

25 questions a month on Basic. Unlimited on Pro.

“This is the first time studying has ever felt like fun! I'm learning so fast that my exams can't keep up with me.”

— Alicia N., 1L
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  • Multiple angles on every rule

    Rules are tested from several directions, so applying them becomes instinct in the contexts examiners actually use.

  • Difficulty that matches your exam

    Choose law school difficulty or bar exam difficulty and practice at the level you are graded against.

  • Every answer option explained

    Not just why the right answer wins, but what each wrong answer was designed to catch, explained in detail.

  • See the traps that keep tricking you

    Every wrong answer is tagged by type, so you can see the specific pattern that costs you points.

  • Citations to the exact rule tested

    Each question links to the source rule behind it, so a miss sends you to the authority used by examiners.

  • Work the question like a real exam

    Cross out options, highlight key points, and flag anything you want to revisit.

  • Modern fact patterns worth reading

    Learn from relevant scenarios, so your study sessions feel interesting and engaging.

  • Practice straight from an outline

    Open any course and fire questions on that exact rule, with no hunting through a generic question bank.

  • Points on every first correct answer

    Correct answers earn study points that reduce your subscription price, so your progress feels rewarded.

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Essays

See the Exact Analyses that Will Boost Your Points

Multiple choice tells you whether you know the rule. Essays tell you whether you can use it. Immediately after you finish, you get a model answer that shows exactly where the points are.

3 short answers and 1 full essay per month on Basic. Unlimited on Pro.

“I used to dump every rule I could remember into the exam and pray. My professor's comments went from "conclusory" to "good analysis" in one semester.”

— Grant M., 2L
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  • Scored on the parts that earn credit

    A five-part rubric covering issue, rule, both sides of the analysis, and conclusion, exactly like exam day.

  • Score-boosting model answers

    Every model answer is rigorously crafted by attorneys for max points based on how examiners score your essays.

  • Level 1: short answers

    Short questions targeting a specific rule analysis, so you drill a specific doctrine without wasting time on a long fact pattern.

  • Level 2: exam-like essays

    Longer, exam-style fact patterns so you practice organizing issues, managing time, and writing under the same conditions you will face on test day.

  • Earn serious study points

    Graded essays pay out study points the first time they are scored, often among the highest point awards, and those points reduce your monthly price.

  • Highlight the prompt while you work

    Mark up the fact pattern as you read, then keep those marks when you review your submitted answer.

  • Your answer beside the model

    Review side by side on desktop, or stacked on a smaller screen, so every gap between what you wrote and full credit is obvious.

  • Grouped by the rule being tested

    Essays are organized under the rule they test, with the rule text shown, so you can drill one doctrine until it sticks.

  • Try again and watch the score move

    Start a fresh attempt on any essay. Past attempts stay listed with their scores so improvement is visible.

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Analytics

Do More of What Works and Less of What Doesn't, Effortlessly

See which concepts you have mastered, which traps keep showing up, and exactly what to practice next, so you boost your exam scores as fast as possible.

“Tracking told me I wasn't bad at Civ Pro, I was guessing on personal jurisdiction. One specific thing, named out loud. I spent a week on it and watched the number move.”

— Hannah B., 1L
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  • Drill from course to concept

    Expand a course into its outline and see attempted, correct, accuracy, citations tested, and last studied for every node.

  • Your recurring reasoning errors

    Wrong answers are grouped by type and ranked by how often you fall for them, with the questions behind each pattern.

  • What you have actually mastered

    Concepts with enough attempts and high accuracy are surfaced separately, so you can stop re-reviewing what is already solid.

  • Study streak that sticks

    A running day count sits next to your accuracy so momentum is part of the picture.

  • Filter by difficulty

    Separate law school difficulty from bar difficulty so one does not mask the other.

  • Effort over time

    See time studied and work completed across ranges from a week to a year, split by question type.

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Custom practice

Personalize Everything for Targeted Practice

You already know which three concepts are shaky. Every generic set makes you sit through forty questions to reach the six that matter. Pick the concepts, pick the length, and run only the time you actually have.

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“I had ninety minutes after work and a midterm in the morning. I built a set that was nothing but hearsay exceptions, Evidence only, the length of the hour I actually had.”

— Elena K., 2L
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  • Choose down to the concept

    Walk the outline and select individual concepts across multiple courses, with the available question count shown on each.

  • Target what you got wrong

    Include or exclude questions you have already seen, already answered correctly, or previously missed.

  • Set your own length

    Choose how many questions come from each concept you picked, up to what exists.

  • Explanations on your terms

    Decide whether explanations appear after each answer or wait until the end.

  • Pick up where you stopped

    Sessions save, so an interrupted set can be finished later and reviewed once complete.

  • The same cited question bank

    Every custom set draws from the same attorney-written questions, with per-option explanations, trap tags, and the rule each one tests.

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Bring a Study Buddy

Law school is hard enough. Study with a friend

Text one classmate. You each get full Pro for $29 a month instead of $37, twenty-two percent off for both of you, for as long as you stay linked.

22% off for both of you

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Full Pro on two separate accounts

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  • Two real accounts, not a shared login

    Separate logins, separate progress, separate performance data. Your classmate never sees your scores.

  • Everything in Pro, for each of you

    Unlimited questions, essays, performance tasks, one practice bar exam, custom quizzes, and the full Socrates budget on both sides.

  • Leave or switch whenever you want

    Change partners or go back to solo Pro without losing your history, and your study points stay yours either way.

Practice Bar Exams

Sit a Whole Bar Exam Before It Counts

Stamina and timing are separate skills from knowing the law. Genius includes all five full practice bar exams. Pro and Study Buddy include the first. Sit one untimed and in pieces while you learn, or take the whole exam under real timed conditions.

1 bar exam on Pro. All 5 on Genius.

“A full timed sitting showed me I don't fall apart on the rules, I fall apart in the last hour. I got to fix it in practice instead of discovering it on the real day.”

— Priya S., 3L
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  • All three sections in one sitting

    Multiple choice, essays, and performance tasks in a single attempt, switched by tab the way a real exam day is segmented.

  • Per-section countdown

    Run it timed and each section carries its own clock, with automatic submission when time expires.

  • Untimed when you are building up

    Take the same exam without a clock while you are still learning the format.

  • A review that explains the score

    Results break down what you missed and which concepts cost points, and unscored written sections can still be graded afterward.

  • Tracked with everything else

    Attempts appear on your performance page so exams become milestones in the path rather than one-off events.

  • Month-to-month

    Full bar prep on a month-to-month plan. Cancel when you are admitted.

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Socrates

Your Study Companion When You Need Him Most

Socrates is your study companion around the clock, every day of the year. He answers from our library rather than the open internet, and every claim carries a citation you can open to confirm accuracy.

Try on Basic. Much larger budget on Pro.

“I used to leave office hours feeling smaller. Socrates is better than my professors, my TAs, and the tutor I was paying.”

— Devon A., 3L
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  • Grounded in our own library

    Answers are retrieved from four sources: the citation rule bank, case opinions, the legal dictionary, and secondary treatises.

  • Every answer carries citations

    Responses end with numbered endnotes, and rule, case, and term references become clickable chips that open the underlying text.

  • It knows what you are looking at

    Ask a question on a case, a quiz review, an essay, or your performance page and Socrates picks up that context automatically instead of making you re-explain.

  • It knows where you are weak

    Your own performance data informs its answers, so study advice reflects the topics actually costing you points.

  • Bring your own materials

    Pro users can upload outlines, syllabi, and readings to a personal library, organize them in folders, and attach them to a conversation.

  • Conversations and projects that persist

    Threads are saved and titled automatically, and can be grouped into projects so a semester of questions stays organized.

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Performance tasks

Ace Your Next Performance Task Like It Was Nothing

On exam day the file is brand new and your brain is already cooked. Open a complete performance task now, get scored on the examiners' own twenty-four subpoints, and walk into that afternoon having already done this.

1 per month on Basic. Unlimited on Pro.

“Two weeks out I still had never opened a performance task. I kept telling myself I would figure it out when it counted. I finally sat one with the file and library in front of me, half-cooked after a full afternoon of essays, and my hands already knew what was noise and what the memo wanted.”

— Andre T., 3L
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  • Complete Case File & Library

    Work from the actual case file documents and library sources, exactly as the real task hands them to you.

  • Six Skills, 24 Subpoints

    Scored on the NCBE's six fundamental lawyering skills, broken into all twenty-four subpoints, so you see which skill cost you.

  • Graded the Moment You Submit

    Submission scores your work product automatically and returns a total out of twenty-four rolled up to the six skills.

  • Full-Credit Model Answer

    See how a full-credit response was organized, plus the key issues a strong answer had to reach.

  • Every Document Format

    Memos, briefs, client letters, settlement agreements, contract review, and selected-response components.

  • Component Tasks Included

    Practice both single-document tasks and multi-part component tasks with their own answer formats.

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Study points

The More You Learn, the More You Earn

Points accumulate as you do real work and convert into a discount on your subscription. They never expire, and you keep earning them on the free plan before you ever pay.

Earn on any plan. Applies as a discount once you are on a paid plan.

“Points kept me studying in week five when I was fried and everyone else had given up.”

— Marcus O., 2L
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  • Earned for work that counts

    Points come from first-time correct answers, graded essays scored on the rubric, and completed performance tasks. Harder work is worth more.

  • They become money off

    Your balance converts into a credit on your monthly invoice, shown as its own line so you can see exactly what your studying saved.

  • They never expire

    Nothing resets monthly and nothing is lost by taking a break. The balance is yours.

  • Earn before you pay

    Points accumulate while you are on the free plan, so the balance is already waiting if you upgrade later.

  • Visible as you go

    Your balance and the discount it currently buys sit in your settings, next to accuracy and progress.

  • Stacks with Study Buddy

    Points still apply when you are on Study Buddy pricing, so the credit shows up on top of the lower monthly rate.

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Two ways to go Pro

Go Solo, or Bring a Friend

Get unlimited practice on Pro. Stay on your own, or link a classmate so you both pay less.

Pro

$37/month

Everything in Pro, on your own, month to month. Cancel whenever you want.

  • Unlimited access to all materials
  • Detailed performance tracking
  • 1 full practice bar exam
  • Socrates accelerates your learning
  • Study points discount your price
  • Month-to-month; cancel and rejoin anytime
BEST VALUE

Study Buddy

$29/month each

Link a classmate and you both get everything in Pro, twenty-two percent cheaper, with separate accounts.

  • Everything in Pro, for both of you
  • Two separate and private accounts
  • 22% off Pro while you stay linked
  • Switch buddies anytime
  • No long-term obligations
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MPRE

Get the Whole MPRE Course for Free

Other programs sell professional responsibility as its own course, or give you a disorganized and boring course for free. We give you an engaging and FULL MPRE course, including five practice exams, as a FREE bonus on Basic, that will start boosting your score TODAY!

Free on Basic

“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
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  • A full practice MPRE exam

    Sit a timed ethics exam that mirrors the real sitting, then review every miss with explanations tied to the rule that was tested.

  • The whole course alongside it

    Readings, importance markers, and practice at every professional-responsibility node, so exam review sends you straight back into the rule.

  • Built for short sessions

    Work ethics in pieces beside coursework instead of blocking out a dedicated month for a standalone program.

  • Same analytics as everything else

    Results feed your performance page so MPRE misses show up next to the rest of your weak spots.

  • Attorney-written and cited

    Questions and readings cite the authorities examiners use, so you are practicing the same standards the MPRE grades against.

  • Included on Basic

    Available on Basic at no extra charge. You do not need to buy a second ethics product after you already started studying.

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Free bonus

Cases

Read Full Case Opinions and Analyses From Anywhere

We give you the full case opinion for every major case you have to read in law school, plus an expert analysis of each one so you can see what actually matters on the exam.

Free to read. Create an account to interact with cases.

“I used to highlight forty pages the night before class until my hand hurt, and I still could not say the holding out loud. I opened the analysis, tapped the marker, and the opinion jumped to the sentence. I sat there staring at it. I could actually check it.”

— Sam R., 1L
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  • Toggle between analysis and the real opinion

    Start in the expert analysis, then switch to the unedited majority opinion, concurrences, dissents, and footnotes whenever you want the source itself.

  • Analysis structured like an exam answer

    Facts first, then each issue broken into Issue, Legal Rule, Rule Analysis, and Conclusion, the same shape you are expected to write in.

  • Every claim cites the opinion

    Numbered markers in the analysis open the quoted passage on hover, and clicking jumps into the full opinion and flashes the exact language.

  • Highlight and keep your work

    Mark up any passage in your choice of colors. Highlights save to your account and come back every time you reopen the case.

  • Bookmark for the night before

    Save cases into your own list so the ones your professor keeps returning to are one click away.

  • See which cases actually matter

    An exam-importance rating on each case reflects how often it is cited across our course outlines, so you know which ones are worth real time.

  • See which courses mention it

    Each case lists the courses that mention it and how often, so you know whether it is a one-off or a case your outline keeps returning to.

  • Open during a cold call

    Case pages are public and load without a login, so you can pull one up mid-class on any device.

  • Ask Socrates about the case you are reading

    On Pro, the study companion already knows which case is on your screen and answers against that opinion rather than guessing.

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Free bonus

Legal Dictionary

See Each Term You MUST Know for Exams

We give you a real legal dictionary, with each term organized so you can use it to score more points on exams.

Free Bonus

“I was on my bedroom floor two weeks before 1L, googling consideration, actually nauseous, because Wikipedia kept sending me to 1800s English history. I opened the dictionary and there was the sense my professor was going to mean, with an example sitting right there. I showed up the first week knowing the word.”

— Noah J., 1L
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  • Sources and authorities, expandable

    Each definition lists the authorities behind it, grouped by category, with the full rule text available on demand.

  • Separate senses handled separately

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