Exam Prep — Professional Responsibility
MPRE Prep
The standalone, mandatory ethics exam most US jurisdictions require before licensure — 170 original questions across all 12 official subject-matter categories, grounded in the ABA Model Rules.
Who Is This For?
The MPRE is required for bar admission in nearly every U.S. jurisdiction, on top of the bar exam itself, not instead of it — required of domestic J.D. graduates and foreign-trained lawyers alike, whichever state's bar they're headed toward.
The MPRE is a standalone, mandatory ethics exam most US jurisdictions require before licensure, separate from the general bar exam. Every question here is original and hand-written, grounded in the same two source documents the real exam draws from: the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct and the ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct.
The Curriculum
Practice by Subject Area→
170 questions drilled across all 12 official categories, each with a full explanation citing the relevant Model Rule, at a relaxed, self-paced clock.
The Full-Length Practice Test→
One continuous 2-hour timed session — 60 questions, drawing on every tested category, with results and a category-by-category weak-spot breakdown revealed at the end.
What It Covers
“Every question here is original and hand-written, grounded in the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct and the Model Code of Judicial Conduct — nothing is AI-generated or drawn from any released MPRE question.”
- The full-length exam draws a genuinely weighted, no-repeat sample across all 12 categories every attempt — not the identical 60-question mock every time.
- Every explanation cites the actual Model Rule it's grounded in, not a generic “here's why”.
- The single most heavily weighted category (Conflicts of Interest, 12–18%) gets real proportional coverage, not an even split across all 12.
Sold Separately · Not Included in All-Access
MPRE Prep is a standalone $89 purchase
Topic practice across all 12 categories and the Full-Length Practice Test, sold separately — an All-Access Membership does not include it.
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