Side-Bar for Bar Exam Takers
Times have changed. Unfortunately, bar exam review and preparation courses have not. Until now. The Side-Bar System breaks down the stigma and mental barriers of how difficult law school and the bar exam can be. With the proper tools and the right system to apply those tools, you will find that law school becomes much less difficult than the teaching methods used in law schools today, and the bar exam will be just another test.
We welcome you to compare Side-Bar to other bar exam review and preparation courses out there. Other courses require lectures. We believe lectures are not only old school, but ineffective for memory retention and as a learning tool.
The Side-Bar Review Course is divided into three sections which comprise the Bar Exam. These are: the essay questions, the multiple choice MBE questions and the performance exam. All three of these components are given in California and the thirty-three states which administer the Universal Bar Exam (UBE). Side-Bar will arm you with unique tools to succeed in all of these sections and you will be able to tailor this course, regardless of jusrisdiction.
Side-Bar for Law Students
Master law school and get great exam grades, without the general confusion and all-night study sessions associated with every law school in this country. Side-Bar courses add structure to the chaos and guide law students through the experience in a way that allows them to learn more.
We show you how to study smarter and learn faster through the power of storytelling.
This new method is not taught in any law school but was designed for law students to easily absorb laws and their analysis, in a minimum amount of time, coupled with a memory technique never before used in law school.
Side-Bar provides all course materials and follows the curriculum of most law schools. The courses can be purchased individually or in blocks. For California students, we offer a Baby Bar Review course.
Flexible & Affordable - Unmatched Value
Discover the benefits of the Side-Bar System:
- A comprehensive step-by-step system and plan for the bar exam-taker, with a beginning, middle and an end (patent pending)
- Get all course materials upfront allowing you to study and progress on your own time and not a lecturer’s
- Specialized memory techniques unique to the study of law
- 2,000 MBE, 59 Essay, and 6 Performance questions and answers
- 170 specific tips and approaches to mastering the bar exam MBE multiple choice questions
- Discounts or rebates for quantity purchases and referrals
- 100% refund policy up to 15 days after purchase
- Access to all law school course materials for 12 months after your payment
- 18-month subscription for the Bar Review course; no need to ask for an extension; no questions asked
- Incredible introductory price offer on the Bar Review course of $495 + 20% off for new students
- Free Bar Review Course if you sign up for our (no strings) Affiliate program!
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Source for the statistic in the above banner: (September 17, 2018 from law.com, based on July 2018 results)