About Emanuel Bar Review

Emanuel Bar Review specializes in preparing Bar candidates for the Multistate Bar Exam, or MBE. The MBE is a 6-hour, 200-question multiple choice exam, required in all states except for Louisiana and Washington State, testing Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence, Real Property, and Torts. This multiple-choice exam can be worth up to 50% of your total bar exam score, making it essential for you to spend significant portions of your study time focusing on MBE content.

Emanuel materials have been used by law students to prepare for their toughest exams for decades, through use of Emanuel Law Outlines, CrunchTime, and Law in a Flash flashcards. Now, Emanuel provides comprehensive resources to prepare for the last, and toughest, exam.

At Emanuel Bar Review, we understand that preparing for the Bar Exam is an individual experience. Each Bar candidate has his/her own study habits, strengths, and weaknesses. That is why we have made it easy to pick and choose from our complete catalog for a unique studying experience.

Our offerings include an all-inclusive MBE home-study program of print plus video materials (Bar-in-a-Box), complete package of MBE, MPRE, MEE, and MPT materials (Rigos), the best-selling Strategies & Tactics for the MBE and its new complement, Strategies & Tactics for the MBE 2, and numerous other supplemental print products, as well as an array of online and multimedia resources (streaming MBE presentations, downloadable audio lectures, online testing banks and simulated exams, MP3 CDs, and MBE mobile apps).

Each product has been carefully crafted to address each perceived need in Bar Exam preparation.

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