For six months after graduation, alumni have free access to CALI tutorials. Written by legal scholars, the interactive tools help reinforce legal doctrine that will be tested on bar exams. Recent graduates may contact the Reference Desk about accessing CALI. Current students who are interested in using CALI and need a registration code should go to CALI Lessons for Students.
1000 Days to the Bar, but the Practice of Law Begins Now by 
Acing the Bar Exam by 
Advanced Legal Analysis and Strategies for Bar Preparation by 
The Bar Exam in a Nutshell (2024) by 
The Bar Exam in a Nutshell (2016) by 
Bar Exam Success by 
Clearing the Last Hurdle: Mapping Success on the Bar Exam by 
The Essential Rules for Bar Exam Success by 
Exam Pro - Bar Prep Workbook by 
Mastering Multiple Choice for Federal Civil Procedure MBE Bar Prep and 1L Exam Prep by 
MBE : Beginning Your Campaign to Pass the Bar Exam by 
MBE Decoded : Multistate Bar Exam by 
A Short and Happy Guide to Conquering the MBE by 
Strategies and Tactics for the Finz Multistate Method by 
Strategies and Tactics® for the MBE®: Multistate Bar Exam by 
Strategies and Tactics for the MBE II: Multistate Bar Exam by 
Strategies and Tactics for the MPRE: Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam by 
The Weekend MPRE by 
The Zen of Passing the Bar Exam by For more resources, search for the following Subject headings within the Law Library catalog:
Citations to law review articles are available in the Legal Periodicals & Books database by conducting a Subject Search for "Bar Examinations." Some articles that may be of interest include:
Recent graduates interested in accessing another academic law library for bar study should check that library's website, or call, for its access policies & services (e.g., guest wifi). If you need assistance, please contact Reference Services.
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