July 2026 bar exam update: Currently accepting new students. Email me at uniformbarexampro@gmail.com to discuss.
95%
Pass rate — first-time JD candidates
92%
Pass rate — repeat JD candidates

About my tutoring

I offer one-on-one, highly focused, customized tutoring for the bar exam — primarily online via video call with screen-sharing, and also in person in Washington, D.C. and Maine. My preference is to work with candidates who have already failed at least once but who have the time, motivation, and ability to pass next time around.

I tutor all UBE jurisdictions (DC, NY, and more), and help with CA and other non-UBE exams on an as-available basis. I tutor all sections: MBE, Essays, and MPT. I can also help with complex bar applications and partner with attorneys on character-and-fitness issues. I am not providing NextGen tutoring for the July 2026 exam, but I will transition to cover NextGen material beginning Fall 2026 for the February 2027 exam.

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Getting started

Email me at uniformbarexampro@gmail.com to schedule an initial 80-minute session ($575), available in person or online. Please include which bar exam(s) you’ve taken, the courses you used, your scores if available, and anything else you’d like to share. Score reports and prior essays are welcome. If you’d prefer a brief phone call first (5–10 min., free), just let me know a contact number and times to reach you.

Credentials

  • J.D., George Washington University Law School, with highest honors (second in class)
    • Member of Law Review
    • BigLaw summer associate position
    • Moot Court Champion (argued and won before Justice Sonia Sotomayor)
    • Teaching assistant, 1L Civil Procedure
  • B.S.S., Ohio University, magna cum laude
  • Law Clerk, Hon. Danny J. Boggs, U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit (2016–17)
  • Law Clerk, Hon. John K. Bush, U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit (2017–18)
  • Adjunct Professor, Constitutional Law Seminar, University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law (2019–23)
  • Professorial Lecturer in Law, GW Law School — Appellate Practice & Pre-Bar Review
  • Passed NY Bar (2015) and DC Bar (2016) on first attempt
  • Scored 170.1 on the MBE without studying, February 2025
  • Currently a federal appellate practitioner — working daily with the constitutional, procedural, and evidentiary issues you’ll face on the bar exam

Success stories

For confidentiality, I list only the student’s first initial — more context available upon request.

T. (GW Law) — Failed NY bar (MBE: 123.2). Passed on second attempt after 30 hours of tutoring.
R. (Berkeley) — Failed CA bar. Switched to DC bar; passed on first attempt after 12 hours with me.
M. (Berkeley) — Failed CA bar twice. Switched to DC bar; passed on first attempt after 16 hours.
M. (GW Law) — Failed MD bar twice. Passed DC bar on first attempt with an essay score of 165.7 (pass line: 133).
A. (AU WCOL, non-native English speaker) — Failed MD bar; passed on second attempt and qualified to waive into DC bar.
J. (GW Law) — Failed CA bar after BarBri. Passed DC bar on first attempt while working full time.
R. (GW Law) — Failed MD bar twice (MBE: 115). Passed on third attempt after 20 hours, working full time.
A. (GW Law) — Failed NY bar twice. Passed DC bar with a total score of 281.4 (pass line: 266).
A. (USF Law) — Hired me for first CA bar attempt. Passed despite below-average grades and a ~50% school passage rate.
E. (St. Mary’s) — Failed TX bar three times (MBE: 114.1). Passed on fourth attempt after working with me on the MBE.
C. (UDC Law) — Failed MD bar three times. Passed on fourth attempt: 282 (MBE 136.1 / written 146).
J. (George Mason) — Failed VA bar four times. Passed MD bar on fifth attempt: 289 (MBE 149.5 / written 139.5).
L. (GW Law) — Failed SC bar on first attempt. Passed on second attempt after 8 sessions.
J. (UDC Law) — Failed bar exam five times. Passed MD on sixth attempt: 282 (MBE 137.5 / written ~144.5).
H. (Ole Miss) — Failed FL bar twice. Passed TN bar on third overall attempt after 12 sessions.
And many more. Whatever your story, I likely have the experience to understand what’s holding you back — and what it will take to pass next time.

Rates

All rates apply regardless of which bar exam you’re preparing for. I accept all major credit cards, cash, and checks. Monthly payment plans are available; all payments are due in advance.

Comprehensive tutoring packages

Minimum commitment
12 sessions (80 min. each) — $6,900
Appropriate for candidates whose prior score was within 5 points of the UBE passing score. Sessions can be split into 40-minute increments to increase frequency of contact.
Typical commitment
18 sessions (16 × 80 min. + 2 × 40 min.) — $9,500
For candidates who missed the pass line by more than 5 points. In most cases, after our first session together, I will ask you to enroll in this plan. If you’re on track to reach passing-level performance on a lighter schedule, we’ll reduce accordingly.
14 sessions (120 min. each) — $12,000
For students with greater needs — prior UBE scores below 250, LSAT scores below 155, or other risk factors. Longer sessions allow more time for working through practice questions together and for substantive legal teaching.
Extended programs — as needed
I’ve worked with some students for 100+ hours. For those who need extensive help, I can design a customized program billed at $575 per 80 minutes, with a minimum 40-hour commitment. Session lengths can range from brief 10–20 minute homework reviews to intensive 3–4 hour substantive sessions.

Individual sessions — $575 per 80-minute session

Available when my schedule permits and when I believe it’ll be conducive to success. Options include:

  • MBE workshop — Identify exactly why you’re missing questions and build a new approach
  • Essay workshop — Issue-spotting, analysis, organization, and writing above-passing essays
  • MPT training — Simulate an MPT and develop a structured drafting approach
  • Essay review — Work through 6–10 of your essays per session with active feedback
  • Substantive law teaching — Deep dives on any subject, with frameworks built for retention

Ready to get started?

Email me (Kyle) confidentially at uniformbarexampro@gmail.com. Let me know whether you’re looking for in-person or online tutoring, and share as much about yourself and your bar journey as you’re comfortable sharing.

Good luck studying — I hope to hear from you.

— Kyle Singhal