National bar course
The course includes 30+ lecture classes covering the major bar exam subjects including business associations (agency, partnerships, corporations, and LLCs), contracts and sales, criminal law and procedure, evidence, civil procedure, constitutional law, real property, and torts. We also provide dedicated workshops covering bar exam essay writing, professional responsibility, and the performance test. In the days leading up to the exam, students participate in our Bar Exam Bootcamp.
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what it’s all about
Efficient, High-Yield Resources
NBC includes 30+ lecture classes covering the major bar exam subjects including business associations (agency, partnerships, corporations, and LLCs), contracts and sales, criminal law and procedure, evidence, civil procedure, constitutional law, real property, and torts. We also provide dedicated workshops covering bar exam essay writing, professional responsibility, and the performance test.
Structured Study schedule
Students receive a structured study schedule that tells them what to work on each day and provides a clear roadmap from the start of preparation through exam day to keep you moving forward through the most frequently tested material you need to know for the bar exam.
Active Learning with WOrkshops & Bootcamp
Practice is built into the program. Students complete scheduled bar exam essays and receive feedback. Students also participate in our Bar Exam Bootcamp, an intensive final review designed to bring everything together and prepare you to walk into the exam confident, focused, and ready to perform.
Accountability and Persistence
Students participate in accountability check-ins so we can identify weaknesses and adjust the study plan when necessary. The objective is not simply to give you more study material; it is to make sure your time is spent on the work that is most likely to improve your performance.
Nothing in this world can take the place of good old persistence… Especially for the bar exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A few important distinctions between NBC and the big box bar prep companies are the practical course content, structured accountability, and the lectures classes with practicing attorneys that have been in your shoes and gone on to have successful careers at some of the largest law firms in the world.
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NBC covers the major bar exam subjects including: business associations (agency, partnerships, corporations, and LLCs), contracts and sales, criminal law and procedure, evidence, civil procedure, constitutional law, real property, torts, and workshops for bar exam essay writing, professional responsibility, and the performance test.
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It doesn’t matter if you are still in law school, a working professional, or balancing little kids at home. We designed NBC to work with busy schedules. All lecture classes, workshops, and the bootcamp are recorded so you can watch at your convenience.
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Start as early as possible. There is a lot to learn, so a head start is incredibly beneficial. Many students begin studying after graduation from law school in May and continue studying through the bar exam in July. For those taking the February bar exam, begin studying by December.
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“No interest is valid unless it must vest, if at all, no later than 21 years…” That’s the extent we will discuss RAP and many of the other topics that are rarely tested on the bar exam. NBC focuses on the most frequently tested areas of each subject to ensure your time is well spent on the things you actually need to know to pass the bar. Remember, the bar exam is not about answering every question correctly. The exam is about answering just enough to get over the bar.