2026 MPRE Prep Course Schedule

If you are preparing for the national MPRE ethics exam in 2026, the American Academy of Attorney-CPAs (AAA-CPA) student membership committee and Rigos Primer Series Professional Publications invite law students to try our free MPRE prep books and live 5-hour on-line learning coverage lecture.

Our review preparation course lecture date is scheduled 3-5 weeks before the actual MPRE dates.  This provides you ample time to work through our book and our 366 MPRE questions.  Our MPRE program covers all you need to achieve a high score on the MPRE. 

To participate in our national Free MPRE class on March 6, 2026 and receive our complimentary MPRE book, register at March Study Group: MPRE Review.  To sit for the actual MPRE you must register with NCBE and their application deadline is January 22, 2026 for the March 24 or 25 exam.

To assure passing we recommend dedicating a minimum 30 to 40-hour planned-out serious study effort.  You must adequately understand the details of the ABA's controlling disciplinary rules which the MPRE tests.  You should work through sufficient multiple-choice questions and answers in our book to gain familiarization with how the exam tests the individual ethical rules.  Best is to work all our book's hundreds of questions; 30% of candidates do not pass the MPRE on their first attempt.

The MPRE poses a greater preparation challenge than most law school courses; do not underestimate the required effort.  Our 5-hour overview lecture guides you through the concise material building a strong MPRE exam prep foundation.  Prudent law students and practicing lawyers subsequently go back through the book details to create their own chapter-by-chapter outlines using our software template.  They also usually work through most of the 350 questions and answer rationales in our books.  Our final practice exam is right at the current MPRE level of difficulty.

                                                                                     MPRE 2026 SCHEDULE

NCBE EXAM  
REGISTRATION DEADLINE                 Jan. 22                    June 11              Sept. 17           

RIGOS NATIONAL REVIEW 
 CLASS LECTURE DATE                       March 6                  July 24                Oct. 23

MPRE TEST DATE                            March 24 or 25       Aug. 11 or 12      Nov. 13 or 14     

                                        Eastern      Central        Mountain      Pacific
Broadcast                       
Start                                12:00 pm   11:00 am    10:00 am     9:00 am
Time

PRAISE FROM OUR RECENT MPRE HIGH SCORING STUDENTS

"My score on the 2025 MPRE was 144 out of 150 possible, much better than I ever expected. You provide wonderful exam coverage.  Tell students they should buy your book to prepare."  Gretchen Idsinga, Editor-In-Chief, University of the District of Columbia Law Review

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

"I scored 131 on the MPRE using Rigos.  I found the exam easy after studying the text and working through all their questions and full answer rationales.  The acronyms helped me a lot to memorize tested elements. 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 

"Your MPRE book helped me score 121 on my exam.  I used no other prep source.  This was far higher than my friends that used other national review sources.  It was excellent!  Thanks."  Monica Pierce, UCLA School of Law

"The concise text, Magic Memory Outlines, Question Maps, and 350 practice questions worked well enough for me to score 120 on the MPRE.  Thanks for the great exam tool!"   Bob Pittman, University of Washington Law School

Our material including acronyms, question maps, and over 366 questions with full answer rationales are highly effective for mastering the MPRE substance and learning exactly how it is tested by NCBE.  This is the foundation elements of our efficient, effective Rigos focused UBE LOPR Learning System

• Learn the law,
• Outline the law,
• Practice working 366 related exam-like questions from our Question Maps,
• and final Review and memorization of your own summary Magic Memory Outlines.

Our free 5-hour MPRE class review sessions national broadcast is given three times a year on-line for law students and AAA-CPA members seeking ethics CLE credits. These concise focused lectures lead the student through the six text chapters in our 2025 edition MPRE section of the UBE, with two short breaks built-in.