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The law-school one-stop shop

From 1L to licensed attorney — one independent platform.

SI Law School is the front door to the SI Law universe: bar-exam prep (MBE + MPRE/ethics), a 600+-question original practice bank that keeps growing, a practice builder, study modes that run on active recall, and Eli, an AI tutor that answers from the same cited knowledge everywhere — plus bar guides for all 51 U.S. jurisdictions. Start free with a free account — no card, no jargon. Everything is grounded in public, official sources.

This site is unofficial: it is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by the NCBE, the ABA, any state bar, or any law school. The authoritative sources are always the official sites — the NCBE for the national exams, the ABA Section of Legal Education for accreditation, and your jurisdiction’s bar admissions agency for your exam. Eli is a study copilot, not a lawyer.

For students

Bar prep that fits around your life.

The full exam app, built for law students: the MBE/MPRE question bank (600+ original questions and growing), a practice builder for timed sets, study modes and flashcards for daily reps, Eli tutoring whenever you’re stuck, and progress tracking that shows exactly where you stand — across all 51 jurisdictions.

$7.99/month after a free 7-day trial. Start free: 40 practice questions with a free account. Compare plans.

Screenshot of the SI Bar Exam app's timed practice screen
Practice builder. Timed MBE-style sets that feel like exam day.
Screenshot of the SI Bar Exam app's progress analytics screen
Progress tracking. Your strengths and gaps, by subject, at a glance.
Screenshot of the SI Bar Exam app's study mode screen
Study mode. Active-recall sessions that lock the law in.

Watch: the student walkthrough (70 seconds)

For prospective students

Thinking about law school? Start here.

Admissions interview prep with question banks and mock interviews, plain-language guides to what the bar actually tests, state-by-state bar guides so you can compare jurisdictions, and a profile that keeps the schools you’re considering in one place. The same platform — and the same free trial — carries you from applicant to attorney.

$7.99/month after a free 7-day trial. Start with 40 free questions and every guide — free account, no card. Compare plans.

Screenshot of the state-by-state bar exam guide
State bar guide. UBE vs. non-UBE, California to New York, in depth.
Screenshot of the law-school interview prep page
Interview prep. Admissions question banks and Eli mock interviews.
Screenshot of the My Profile page for tracking schools
Your profile. The schools you’re considering, kept in one place.

Watch: the prospective-student walkthrough (70 seconds)

Honest pricing

Bar prep shouldn’t cost thousands.

Traditional bar-prep courses run into the thousands: Barbri lists its 2026 Essentials bar review at $1,699 (Barbri’s official 2026 pricing), and Kaplan’s bar review is reviewed at $1,299–$3,999 depending on package (National Jurist comparison).

SI Law School is $7.99/month for the whole platform — the MBE + MPRE banks, practice builder, study modes, and unlimited Eli tutoring — after a free 7-day trial. Faculty: $10/month. Schools: custom.

For faculty

Teach with the whole toolkit.

Assignments with receipt codes, class analytics, the Question Studio and Item-Writing Academy for co-writing exam items with Eli, the ABA accreditation toolkit, and clinic & externship placement admin — one professional toolkit for everything you run. Take the tour of the faculty toolkit.

$10/month after a free 7-day trial — full toolkit from day one of the trial. Compare plans.

Screenshot of the assignment builder in the exam app
Assignments. Build them for your class, track with receipt codes.
Screenshot of the Item-Writing Academy in the exam app
Item-Writing Academy. Co-write exam items with Eli’s coaching.
Screenshot of the ABA accreditation hub
Accreditation hub. ABA Standards in plain language, with toolkits.

Watch: the faculty walkthrough (70 seconds)

For schools

Bring the platform to your whole program.

Institutional adoption bundles the faculty plan for every educator and administrator, plus student-insights dashboards (assignment completions and practice-question performance, scoped to your school and sections — FERPA-aware, aggregates by default), the dean’s dashboard, a permissions engine, audit trail, and grades export for assessment workflows. ABA accreditation reporting comes built in.

Custom pricing — set with your school. Tell us about your program and we’ll put together an adoption plan.

Screenshot of the ABA readiness checklist
Readiness checklists. Your whole team works from the same page.
Screenshot of the accreditation documentation toolkit
Documentation toolkit. Self-studies and site visits, organized.
Screenshot of the analytics dashboards
Student insights. Performance data, scoped to your school.

Watch: the schools walkthrough (70 seconds)

Ask about school & college rates

Tell us about your program — we’ll reply with an adoption plan and institutional pricing. Nothing is shared or sold.

Accreditation

ABA accreditation toolkits, built in.

The ABA Standards in plain language, a documentation toolkit for self-studies and evidence, and an interactive readiness checklist — materials that support your documentation. Eli answers from cited sources and never declares a school compliant.

Enter the accreditation hub

How it works

A translator, not a pundit

Bar admission runs on documents: the NCBE’s exam descriptions, the ABA Standards, state bar admissions rules. They are authoritative and, frankly, hard to read. SI Law School puts the working parts of those documents into plain language in one place, grounded in what the official sources actually say. Where we synthesize, we say so explicitly: “Our read:” marks our interpretation. Nothing here replaces your bar admissions agency, the official exam sites, or a licensed attorney.

Public data only

Every exam fact cited carries a source. No leaked questions, no confidential anything — only what’s published and citable. All practice questions are 100% original.

Guidance, not legal advice

These sites give you the information to think clearly about law school and the bar exam. They are not legal advice and are not a substitute for a licensed attorney. See the disclaimer.

Officials cited, links kept

Official publications are summarized and paraphrased, never reproduced at length. The original document is always one click away, with links checked regularly.