1L Checklist
- Contracts
- Civil Procedure
- Torts
- Property
- Criminal Law
- Constitutional Law
- More Information – Must file by…
- October 1st (for fall entrants)
- May 1st (for spring entrants)
- September 15th (for summer entrants)
- Information for other states
- Early Bird Deals on Bar Review Courses
- More Information on Commercial Courses
- Extracurricular Activities
- Student Organizations and Journals – consider leadership roles in these organizations
- Clinics
- Externships
- Mock Trial and Moot Court
- Summer Employment
- 2L Class Selections (tips to consider)
- List of bar courses
- Interest in practice area
- Other commitments (student organizations, journal, etc.)
- Experience with professor
The Uniform Bar Exam (Information)
Day One (50%) (6 hours) - Multistate Performance Test ("MPT") and Multistate Essay Examination (MEE)
- MPT 1 and 2 (20%) (3 Hour Session) (Two Questions) – Two long-answer questions. Examinee is given a file of source documents and a library of research materials to review before answering the question. Suggested use of time: 45 minutes to research and read; 45 minutes to write a response (per question).
- Applicable UHLC Courses – Lawyer Skills & Strategies; Professional Writing Strategies
- List of Bar Courses
- MEE 1-6 (30%) (3 Hour Session) (6 Essay Questions)
- Applicable UHLC Courses – Contracts; Civil Procedure; Torts; Property; Criminal Law; Constitutional Law; Criminal Procedure; Evidence; Business Organizations; Trusts & Wills; Conflict of Laws; Secured Financing; Family Law; Legal Analysis and Writing
- List of Bar Courses
Day Two (50%) (6 hours) – The Multistate Bar Exam ("MBE")
- MBE (Two 3-Hour Sessions) (200 Questions) – 200 multiple choice questions covering selected subjects.
- Applicable UHLC Courses – Contracts; Civil Procedure; Torts; Property; Criminal Law; Constitutional Law; Criminal Procedure; Evidence; Legal Analysis and Writing
- List of Bar Courses
The Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE)
- The MPRE consists of 60 multiple-choice questions.
- Examinees have 2 hours to answer all questions (no scheduled breaks during test).
- Points are not subtracted for incorrect answers, so Examinees should answer all questions.
- More Information
Out-of-State Bar Exam Information
- Information for other states
