2023 MPRE Prep Course Schedule

If you are sitting for one of the three national MPRE in 2023, the American Academy of Attorney-CPAs student membership committee and Rigos invite law students to try our free MPRE prep books and live on-line learning coverage lectures.

Our next free national 5-hour on-line 2023 Lecture is scheduled by the AAA-CPA on Saturday, March 4 for the March 28 or 29 exam. This date is 3-4 weeks before the actual MPRE exam giving you sufficient time to work through our book and work through our 350 MPRE questions. It covers all you need to score high on the MPRE.

To attend our national Free MPRE class on March 4, 2023 and receive the free book, register at netFORUM Pro (avectra.com). You must register with NCBE to sit for the actual MPRE well in advance.

To assure passing we recommend a 30 to 40-hour planned-out serious study effort. You must adequately understand the details of the ABA disciplinary rules which the MPRE tests. Also, you should work through sufficient multiple-choice questions and answers in our book to become familiar with how the exam tests the individual ABA ethical rules.

Be aware that the MPRE is more competitive than most law school classes. The 5-hour overview lecture builds a strong MPRE exam prep foundation. Prudent law students and practicing lawyers subsequently create their own chapter-by-chapter outlines using our software template. They also usually work through most of our 350 questions and answer rationales in our books. Our final exam is right at the current MPRE degree of difficulty.

2023 SCHEDULE

NCBE EXAM
REGISTRATION DEADLINE January 26 June 8 Sept. 12

RIGOS REVIEW CLASS
LECTURE DATE March 4 July 15 Oct. 7

MPRE TEST DATE March 28 or 29 Aug. 9 or 10 Nov. 2 or 3

Eastern Central Mountain Pacific
Broadcast
Start 12:00 pm 11:00 am 10:00 am 9:00 am
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PRAISE FROM OUR RECENT MPRE HIGH SCORING STUDENTS

"I scored 130 on the MPRE and found all aspects of the Rigos MPRE course excellent. Based upon my friends’ negative experience with other review courses, this seems to be the best bar exam study system out there. I will go with Rigos for my full bar exam."

Erin Steiner, Ohio State Law School

"I scored 131 on the MPRE using Rigos. I found the exam easy after studying the Rigos MPRE text and working through all their 360+ questions and full answer rationales. The acronyms helped a lot and the concise exam focused text was excellent. The question maps showed me exactly how the examiners test the ethical issues. Rigos is a great ethical resource and I recommend it to law students without qualification."

Noah Patton, Duncan School of Law

"The Rigos concise text, Magic Memory Outlines, Question Maps, Acronyms, and 350 practice questions worked well enough for me to score 120 on the MPRE. Thanks for the great bar exam tool!"

Bob Pittman, University of Washington Law School

"Your MPRE book stimulated me to score 121 on my exam which was far higher than my friends that used other review sources. It was great! Thanks."

Monica Pierce, UCLA School of Law

Our material, acronyms, question maps, and 350+ question – answer rationales are helpful and effective in mastering the MPRE substance and learning how it is tested by NCBE. This is the foundation elements of our efficient, effective Rigos focused UBE LOPR Learning System (Learn law, Outline law, Practice working 350 related exam-like questions, and final Review of your own Magic Memory Outlines).

Our free 5-hour learning sessions broadcast is on-line for law students and AAA-CPA members. The lectures lead the student through the six text chapters in our new 2022 edition MPRE section of the UBE in six classes averaging 50 minutes each.