Bar Exam Instruction - Law School Instruction - Pre-Law Instruction - LSAT Instruction

        We cannot review nor guarantee your results if you do not submit your work product on a timely basis.

        We focus on feedback-based training and preparation. Students who do not submit their homework prior to meeting with their attorney-coach will be considered unprepared and will be required to make up their session at a later time if prior arrangements have not been made. You were never allowed to take passes on papers in law school and we can't prepare you for the bar exam if you come unprepared.

        We require the following: Over 90% of assigned homework must be submitted for evaluation and regularly scheduled  appointments with your attorney coach.  Each level of Instruction has its own guidelines as explained below:

        We utilize a number of attorney and staff resources to ensure that our candidates are the most prepared and most successful bar candidates in the nation. As a result, we ask a lot of our students and require diligence and persistence in their efforts to follow their attorney-coach's guidance throughout their studies. We have made every effort to prepare every one of our students for their exam. Students who continuously fail to follow  instructions or demonstrate an inability to complete the work-product required by their attorney-coach will be reassessed at an appropriate time by our attorneys and staff for their fitness as candidates in our program. While we will make an effort to aide every bar candidate we can, it is up to the student to meet the standards of diligence and hard work we have come to expect from successful candidates in our nearly 30 years of preparing students for their bar examination.

        Failure to follow the instructions of your attorney-coach and/or repeatedly missing your scheduled individual call times may result in your dismissal from the program. 

If, for any reason, you are unsuccessful on your bar examination after completing all mandatory performance assignments, we guarantee continuing help at no additional cost so long as the following conditions are met.

1.              You must contact us within two weeks of the date results are released for your Jurisdiction

2.               You must prepare for the state which we originally contracted.

3.              You must prepare for the bar exam that immediately follows )i.e. if you are unsuccessful on the July 2009 Bar Examination you must plan to prepare for the February 2010 Bar Examination).

Failure to fulfill the minimum requirements, failure to contact us within two weeks of the release of your results,

choosing to prepare for a state other that that which was originally contracted, or deferring to a bar exam date that does not immediately follow the bar exam for which we prepared you, may result in the assessment of an additional fee to continue instruction.