Not another course. The rule, the exception and the trap of every topic on one page: the fast, visual review to use alongside the free course you're already taking.
The students who pass don't study more ethics. They review the rules in a format the brain actually remembers.
Real pages, exactly as you'll receive them.
Every map follows the same structure, so you always know where to look.
The topic drawn in color blocks, with an illustration and a summary strip: your visual memory keeps the picture, not the wall of text.
Short terms that encode the rule: one glance and the whole topic comes back.
How the question frames the topic and the tempting wrong option, in the red box with the warning triangle. Most of the time, the trap is the answer that sounds the most ethical.
A numbered sequence to work through the question on the spot, and check boxes to close the topic.
Nothing to build yourself. Open today's map and learn it.
GET THE MPRE MAP 2027 →On the left, the dense text you know from the rulebook and the course outline. On the right, the visual map. Your brain picks one in a second.
The content is the same and the Rules are still the source. The difference is how much of it stays in your memory on test day. On the left: Rule 1.6 the way a treatise explains it. On the right: the same rule in one map.
The core · 58 maps: Conflicts of Interest, the Client-Lawyer Relationship, Litigation and Other Forms of Advocacy, Client Confidentiality, Regulation of the Legal Profession.
The rest of the outline · 42 maps: Competence and Malpractice, Different Roles of the Lawyer, Communications About Legal Services, Safekeeping Funds and Property, Communications With Non-Clients, Duties to the Public, Judicial Conduct.
The MPRE doesn't grade your ethics. It grades whether you know the exact rule: what a lawyer must do, what a lawyer may do, and what a lawyer can't do. Your score is scaled from 50 to 150, and every jurisdiction sets its own minimum, from 75 up to 86 in California. New York and Texas ask for an 85. The 100 maps bring every topic in the outline drawn rule by rule, with the trap highlighted.
Every area of the outline already mapped, topic by topic.
Review the whole outline without 10 more hours of video.
The same content in a picture that stays in your memory.
The Key Concept and The Trap show the rule that decides, not the answer that feels nicest.
Go into test day with every rule, exception and trap in one place.
Go straight to the rules and traps that cost you points, area by area.
The MPRE Map 2027 · Professional Responsibility
Nothing to build yourself. Open today's map and learn it.
The real test-day experience: 60 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours, with the areas mixed in the same proportion as the outline.
The part that fails good students: 40 scenarios where the "most ethical" answer is wrong, because the rule says "may", not "must". Revealing information, declining a client, withdrawing, splitting fees.
The minimum score in every jurisdiction, what that number really means on the 50–150 scale, when to register, what to bring on test day and what to do if you miss.
Day by day, 45 minutes a day: the maps in order of weight, with checkpoints, for students studying in the middle of the semester. Works for March, August and November.
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Written from the NCBE's MPRE Subject Matter Outline and the ABA Model Rules, explained in our own words. Every map shows the rule it comes from.
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No. It's a fast, visual review. Use it alongside the free course you're already taking, or on its own in the final weeks before test day.
60 multiple-choice questions with 4 options each, in 2 hours, on a computer at a Pearson VUE center. 50 questions count toward your score and 10 are unscored test questions. Your score is scaled from 50 to 150.
It depends on your jurisdiction: from 75 up to 86. New York and Texas ask for 85, California for 86. Bonus 03 lists every jurisdiction.
Yes. The MPRE is based on the ABA Model Rules and the Model Code of Judicial Conduct, not on state law, so the same maps work in every jurisdiction.
Yes. The course gives you hours of video and long outlines. The maps are what you open in the final weeks to see each topic in one go, rule, exception and trap.
Yes. Judicial conduct has its own maps, like every other area of the outline.
Making outlines takes the hours you need for practice questions. Here the map is done, and you can print it and add your own notes on top.
The maps cover the whole outline, so they work for the August and November 2027 sittings too, with lifetime access and updates.
The 4 bonuses come with the Complete Pack. The Basic Plan includes the 100 maps.
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