Bobby is a really sweet guy, full of smiles, smart, a hard worker and committed. The outlines he…read moreprovided me where instrumental in my understanding of concepts that had been difficult in law school and during my previous attempts at the Bar. Bobby made himself available at all times and would always respond within hours. I'm glad to have come across him :)

I would highly recommend Bobby as a private tutor for the bar for several reasons. First and…read moreforemost, he truly cares about you passing and he will do everything to help you get there. Second, he has great materials (his outlines are concise and effective). Third, he is extremely experienced and that has given him the ability to customize his teaching method to your strengths and weaknesses, which I found to be very beneficial. Lastly, his system and organizational skills are highly effective in maximizing your likelihood of passing the bar.

Rhyan was exceptionally efficient and provided a very thorough review of my dissertation proposal…read more He helped me critically analyze the structure and offered insightful, constructive feedback that strengthened the overall flow and clarity of my work. Throughout the process, Rhyan was highly communicative, responsive, and professional. His efficiency and attention to detail made the entire experience seamless and productive. I would highly recommend his editing services to any doctoral student seeking high-quality, thoughtful, and timely support.

I could not believe my relief when I opened the CA Bar website and saw "pass" last week. After not…read morepassing the first time, I felt like there was an added psychological weight and self-criticism that made studying and believing in myself more difficult the second time round. Thankfully, I was recommended BarWinners with Daniel Garrett. He helped a former Pepperdine Law classmate of mine pass on her 3rd attempt. I'm so grateful for that recommendation. I used Barbri the first time round and just got bogged down in the videos and kept falling further and further behind. Daniel figures out your strengths and weaknesses, and offers really practical tools and workshops to demystify the bar exam process. As an example, I found it really difficult to write the PTs in 90 minutes. After the workshop with BarWinners my approach shifted dramatically and when I took the February Bar I finished with plenty of time left over. So if you're looking for ways to improve your chances of passing, I would definitely recommend checking out BarWinners and chatting with Daniel over the phone. I wish you all the best future bar takers and retakers. You may not have passed yet, but you will pass. It's just a matter of time. Don't stop believing in yourself.

Worked with Daniel and passed the Feb 2026 CA Bar Exam. The books that come with the program and…read morethe Zoom sessions were extremely helpful. He really helps you prioritize and strategize. This was my fourth time taking the bar exam and I finally passed thanks to him!

I took the 4 hour Core skills class with Uli. The class was more than I expected! First, Uli is…read morevery patient, extremely knowledgable and humble. Learning from him was fun. Also, as someone who has studied Martial Arts since I was 14 this was the first class on how to effectively use an edged weapon. Every technique was explained with the why behind the move. I fully recommend Uli for training and I will be taking more classes in the future.

Uli and his instructors are very professional and have rich expertise on the subject. The course…read moreprovided a great amount of insight and exercise countering threats. The pacing was great, I thought 4 hours would be a drag but it went by surprisingly fast. Overall, Gebhard solutions offer very good value for the amount of training we got. We will come back for more training or refresher in the future, definitely HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I am an attorney that had practiced for 10 years in California after passing the Bar exam on my…read morefirst sitting in July, 1992. Prior to passing the Bar, I graduated Cum Laude from my law school in New York and, after passing the exam, I tried over 70 cases to jury as both a prosecutor and defense attorney. After 10 years of practice I decided to move on to something else but the law was were I belonged so I chose to return. Unfortunately, the legislature decided to enact legislation requiring anyone that has been away from the practice of law for 5 years or more had to prove a present ability to practice by re-taking the Attorney exam. I started with Barpassers. The Barpassers team told me that Attorneys have difficulty passing the exam, so I took off from work and spent the entire day and evening, (from May-July), studying...I failed. I went with Barpassers again and failed. I do not fault Barpassers as I think they are a good program but they weren't helping me and I was at a loss. I had never been in a position like this before so I started searching for an answer. I came across Executive Bar Review"s website, read a yelp review similar to this one and gave them a call. A staff member answered the phone and I went through my story. The stand member was quick to say she could help, told me that practicing lawyers were a particular favorite of theirs, that she was sure that EBR could make a difference. EBR sent me the materials and sent me a schedule for 1 week, with enough work to fill up 1/2 a day (or evening) and gave me at least Saturday off. I was shocked and told my tutor that I didn't think this type of schedule was enough to get me through...it was just too damn easy. I was told that I would be evaluated weekly, adjusting my schedule as needed and visit the LA office (or connect via Skype), several times (whatever was necessary), before the exam. My commitment to EBR was that I will follow her instructions to the letter...a complete buy-in. Contrary to my usual modus operandi, I did what I was told. I completed and submitted assignments, (Honestly, I did not complete everything) and, based on the work I submitted and the work I failed to get in, My schedule was adjusted weekly. I continued to work at my job and study after work. I met with EBR 3 times to review some things in person and took the week before the Bar examination off to commit to studying. I did not divorce my wife and my kids (4) did not forget my name. Make no mistake, this was a difficult task that took an enormous amount of work but we were able to overcome several emergencies at work and family issues at home to complete the studying. However, at the end of the process, I still felt I hadn't done enough. Frankly, I had worked less (but worked smarter) under EBR's tutelage and was concerned going into the examination. I sat for the exam, for the third time, in July 2014. On Friday, November 21, 2014, I was informed by my computer screen that I had passed the examination. I left the exam believing that I had passed and I did. I can't say enough about the system that Executive Bar Review uses, nor can I praise enough the skill, caring, and commitment of my tutor and the staff. EBR quickly recognized my weakness and we did not waste a second on work that I did not need to do. As far as I am concerned, EBR is a trailblazer in Bar exam prep, whether you're a practicing lawyer or recent graduate. This is the part where I say that I recommend Executive Bar Review but I'm not going to do that. I'm going to tell you that if you took the time to read this review and fail to let EBR help you pass, you're nuts.

Very tailored, efficient materials and tutoring that teach you what you need for the exam and keep…read moreyou on track with personalized schedules.

Jay helped me pass the Feb bar as a two timer. He is the epitome of tough love. I did the one on…read moreone package because having a tutor is what helped me perform well on the lsat. My biggest regret is doing Barbri the first time around and not Jay's personal bar prep. Jay helped me write the way the testers want to see, supported me, broke down the law in easy to comprehend ways, and helped me put this test behind me. He gives you all the material you will need and you don't need anything else from any other bar prep company. The weekly lessons with everyone are very helpful not just for review but also seeing other students in the same boat as you because bar prep can be very isolating. Jay got me over the hump, if you have to take the California bar again or want a tutor Jay is your guy! Jays moto is 1. Study "memorize the rules" 2.Practice do a bunch of MBE sets and essays he gives you more than enough of real questions not made up confusing ones (cough Barbri) and 3. Review every mbe you get wrong and big issues you miss in the essays. A huge game changer for me was to type or copy Jays easy to comprehend answer explanations for any question I got wrong and then record myself reading them and listening to them. I also recorded Jays rule statement sheets which are a secret weapon for the essays and would listen to them on my daily walks. This shot my MBE percentages up and helped me memorize more rules for essays. Finally this process is tough. You will get through it day by day, little by little. Jay built the program very very well to where you will peak right before the test. Don't study the day before test you will be ready! Good luck!

I honestly passed the California Bar because of Jay. This was my third attempt, and his help made…read moreall the difference. He has a package of 42 essays, he reviews 33 of them in detail and grades the other 9, which was super helpful to see where I stood. He also covers Performance Tests and MBEs, and he actually teaches all the subjects. What I really appreciated is that he was always there. He answered all my questions (and I had a lot), and he supported me not just as a tutor but as a person. I highly recommend Jay.

The Blueprint LSAT course was pretty easy to use. There are 3 components to the course if you take…read morethe in person course. 1) online lessons: take the time to watch the videos that explain the question you are on. The videos and the answer explication are essential for understanding the question. 2) The booklet course work: this is what you bring with you to classes. It was helpful for me to reference back to when I wasn't in class or if I needed a quick review of the lesson I was studying. 3) The instructor: Ross Rineheart was an amazing instructor. He made the 3 hour courses every Tues and Thurs night bearable by silly puns and drawings he used to explain a concepts. I highly recommend this course because they were helpful getting me to understand the foundation of the LSAT exam.

I'm extremely disappointed with Blueprint LSAT Prep. Their so-called Score Increase Guarantee is…read morenothing but a scam. They will find any tiny excuse not to honor it, even if you followed the program closely. When I requested my refund, they claimed I didn't follow one obscure direction buried in the fine print. They hide the real rules and expect students to magically know them. I invested my time, energy, and money believing in their guarantee, but they refused to refund me. The entire process feels deceptive and dishonest. Don't be fooled by the marketing they will take your money and make it nearly impossible to qualify for their guarantee.

My name is Roger Tanenbaum. I went to Pepperdine School Of Law. I last took the bar exam about 15…read moreyears ago. As we all know life hits us all hard and throws many obstacles in our way. My life hit a low, and now in my 40's, I wanted to start over and knock out an obstacle that was in my way of being a better man. I needed hope that I had better days ahead, and decided to go out all alone and take on the champ (being The Cal Bar Exam). I studied harder than ever, but in my heart and mind, even though I wanted to beat The Cal Bar Exam all alone, I knew I needed another set of eyes on my work. I went online and researched all the top names in The Bar Exam Coaching Field. I interviewed all of them, and ultimately went with, "The Strategic Bar Coach, Steve Zikman, Esq." I chose Coach Steve because having competed in sports my whole life I knew what I was looking for from a teacher/coach. Coach Steve, had great follow through and always responded immediately to my questions even before I hired him. Coach Steve, is reasonably priced with packages for all budgets, and knows this business inside and out. He has been doing this for many years and knows exactly what it takes to pass The Cal Bar Exam. Coach Steve can give you the formula, if you are open to listening and being open minded to new ideas and tactics to find success. I passed The Cal Bar Exam on my first shot with Coach Steve in my corner. If I can pass, you can too! If you really want this, Never give up on The Cal Bar Exam, just try to study differently. Thank you, Roger Tanenbaum

After my July results, I knew I needed a different approach for the February exam. From our first…read morecall, I felt confident Steve would get me to the finish line. His program is all about active practice--putting in the reps that this exam demands. Each week, he gave me tailored materials focused on what actually mattered. We'd review essays line by line on the phone, making every word count, and his use of consistent phrases drilled the fundamentals until they became second nature. Steve truly believes in his students and is invested in their success. He even adds motivational quotes to his materials, which helped me keep pushing on tough days. If you commit to his method, you give yourself a real shot at seeing your name on the pass list!