New Jersey Essay Review — Only $795 without the MBE

The New Jersey Essay Review includes everything you need to master your essay writing skills and prepare completely for the state portion of the exam, but without any coverage of the MBE testing component. On-demand lectures are expertly linked and integrated with practice questions and personalized essay feedback from your Bar Exam Adviser.

New Jersey Essay Review features:

• Dynamic lectures by the nation's top law professors
• Embedded assessment quizzes reinforce key concepts
• Comprehensive, searchable outlines cover the testable subjects
• Personal Bar Exam Adviser provides personalized feedback on eight of your essays
• New Jersey-specific distinctions to Civil Procedure
• Daily to-do list, progress tracking, and a network of dedicated staff attorneys keep you on track

Themis prepares you like no other review! The Directed Study mode tells you exactly what tasks to complete each day, moves you seamlessly through lectures, practice questions, outlines, and even adjusts your schedule if you take a day off from studying. And, your personal Bar Exam Adviser will provide the guidance you need to master your writing skills. It's easy to track your progress - even compare your progress with your peers.

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Testable Subject Areas on the New Jersey Bar Examination

The New Jersey Bar Examination consists of the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE), seven 45-minute essay questions. The MBE is a six-hour, two-hundred question multiple-choice examination covering Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law and Procedure, Evidence, Real Property, and Torts. The New Jersey Bar Examination is administered over two days in February and July each year during the last week of the month that includes a Wednesday. The MBE is administered on Wednesday and the essay exam on Thursday. .

Civil Procedure (Federal and New Jersey) Constitutional Law Contracts Criminal Law and Procedure Evidence Real Property Torts

Essay questions may include one or more subject areas in the context of agency, conflict of laws, corporations, equity, family law, partnership, sales, commercial paper, secured transactions, wills, trusts, zoning and planning, and professional responsibility.

New Jersey Board of Bar Examiners

New Jersey Board of Bar Examiners
P.O. Box 973
Trenton, NJ 08625
609-984-2111

For information on the New Jersey Bar Exam format, grading or results visit: http://www.njbarexams.org/bar1.htm.