The Groundbreaking Admissions Test and Preparatory Course
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JD-Next is an innovative law school learning program designed to measure what you can do versus what you may already know.
Originally developed to help students admitted to law schools develop the fundamental reading and analysis skills they will need to succeed in law school and beyond, JD-Next now also serves as a separate JD admissions exam which dramatically reduces or eliminates admission test score disparities for underrepresented groups compared to legacy admissions tests.
JD-Next Investment Benefits
Access to 8-week course
1-1 access to dedicated course facilitator
Case briefing lessons
Glossary with all terms
Video explanations from experts in the field
Practice problems to prepare for examination
Access to chat with students in your course
One high-stakes examination
Detailed score report
Unlimited number of schools to send score report to
JD-Next Scholarship Information
JD-Next offers to those who qualify and are selected a scholarship based on demonstrated financial need. Recipients of the scholarship would pay $50 instead of $299 for the JD-Next course and exam. Please click the button below for details.
“I felt much more prepared for all my classes."
Benefits of JD-Next
Effective preparation of all populations of students for success in JD programs by providing foundational knowledge and skills.
Reduces potential race and class disparities in admissions testing and law school preparation.
Builds student confidence in succeeding in tests and law school.
Creates a valid and reliable predictor of performance in law school.