MPRE Prep for NYU Students
Most NYU students take the MPRE during or right after Professional Responsibility, when the rules are fresh. The MPRE Prep Pack turns that course into a passing score: an outline of every tested area, the Model Rules on a few pages, MPRE-style practice questions with explanations, and a one-page cram sheet.
The MPRE is the same national exam at every school. Check dates and your jurisdiction's passing score with the NCBE.
Professional Responsibility at NYU
Taking PR now? These study packs are organized around each professor's course and cover the same Model Rules the MPRE tests.
- Professor Barbara GillersProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Burt NeuborneProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor David HarmsProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor David PattonProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Geoffrey MillerProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Gerard Edward HarperProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Gerard Edward HarperProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Karen GillersProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Nathan CrystalProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Oscar G. ChaseProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor P. Kevin CastelProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Paul G. ChevignyProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Stephen GillersProfessional Responsibility study pack
- Professor Stephen GillersProfessional Responsibility study pack
What's in the pack
MPRE Outline
Every area the MPRE tests, organized the way the exam tests it: the rule, its exceptions, and the traps the answer choices set.
Model Rules & Elements Sheet
Each Model Rule and judicial canon in a line or two: what it requires, when it applies, and the exceptions that decide questions.
MPRE Practice Questions
MPRE-style multiple-choice questions across all twelve areas, each with the answer and an explanation tied to the rule it tests.
One-Page MPRE Cram Sheet
The rules, numbers, and distinctions most worth memorizing, on one page for the night before.
What the MPRE tests
The pack follows the twelve areas of the NCBE's MPRE subject matter outline, and every rule it covers is an ABA Model Rule of Professional Conduct or a canon of the Model Code of Judicial Conduct.
- 1. Regulation of the Legal Profession · MR 5.5, MR 5.4, MR 5.6, MR 8.1, MR 8.3, MR 8.4, MR 8.5, MR 1.17, MR 5.1, MR 5.2, MR 5.3
- 2. The Client-Lawyer Relationship · MR 1.2, MR 1.4, MR 1.5, MR 1.14, MR 1.16, MR 1.18, MR 6.2
- 3. Client Confidentiality · MR 1.6, MR 1.8, MR 1.9
- 4. Conflicts of Interest · MR 1.7, MR 1.8, MR 1.9, MR 1.10, MR 1.11, MR 1.12, MR 1.13, MR 1.18, MR 6.3, MR 6.4
- 5. Competence, Legal Malpractice, and Other Civil Liability · MR 1.1, MR 1.3, MR 1.8, MR 5.1, MR 5.2
- 6. Litigation and Other Forms of Advocacy · MR 3.1, MR 3.2, MR 3.3, MR 3.4, MR 3.5, MR 3.6, MR 3.7, MR 3.8, MR 3.9
- 7. Transactions and Communications with Persons Other Than Clients · MR 4.1, MR 4.2, MR 4.3, MR 4.4
- 8. Different Roles of the Lawyer · MR 1.13, MR 2.1, MR 2.3, MR 2.4, MR 3.8, MR 3.9, MR 5.7
- 9. Safekeeping Funds and Other Property · MR 1.15
- 10. Communications About Legal Services · MR 7.1, MR 7.2, MR 7.3, MR 7.6
- 11. Lawyers' Duties to the Public and the Legal System · MR 6.1, MR 6.2, MR 6.5, MR 8.2
- 12. Judicial Conduct · Canon 1, Canon 2, Canon 3, Canon 4
More for NYU: study packs by professor · outlines in the Outline Bank