BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Nov. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- California bar exam review courses are not created equal. In the current climate choosing the right bar exam prep course for the February 2010 California bar is more important than ever. The California bar exam is the most difficult and subjectively graded exam in the US. With the lowest national pass rate and an ever-tightening legal job market, bar applicants must prepare themselves as thoroughly as possible. Executive Bar Review http://www.execbar.com is the premier private California bar review course. The finest, most experienced bar exam tutors in California work with bar applicants on a one-on-one basis and focus on their personal substantive and scheduling needs. Executive Bar Review specializes in bar exam preparation for full-time professionals, out of state attorneys and repeat takers. Executive Bar Review applicants benefit from a one-on-one, individually tailored tutorial program that allows them to participate privately from the convenience of their homes or offices.
Executive Bar Review's California bar tutors are bar exam experts that focus their law practice exclusively on the bar exam. "Our unique one-on-one program offers our bar candidate clients a focused study plan designed to integrate with their individual work schedules," offered Fedora Nick, Execbar's managing director and nationally recognized bar review expert. "We recognize that busy professionals have personal needs that cannot be satisfied by lecture and group California bar review programs like Barbri and Barpassers."
Fedora Nick has personally tutored and prepared partners and associates from the largest and most respected national firms as well as high profile candidates for the California Bar exam. She has been a partner and director of California's premier one-on-one bar review program for over a decade, as well as a tutor and MBE course lecturer for the Emanuel Bar Review program. She is recognized as a leading expert in the bar preparation field and is the author of the NBR Performance Review and co-author of the NBR Hypothetical Enhancer Method. Her definitive volume on strategies for the Multistate Bar Exam will be released in 2010. Ms. Nick received her JD from The American University Washington College of Law in 1995. She specialized in Civil Litigation before focusing on bar exam preparation as her area of practice. She is a member of the State Bar of California and is admitted to practice before the Ninth Circuit, Northern, Central, and Southern Districts of California. In June of 2000 she was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States.
SOURCE Executive Bar Review