The University of Tulsa’s College of Law recently announced a new partnership with Helix Bar Review by AccessLex® that will provide students with academic and bar exam preparation support beginning in their first year of law school and continuing through bar passage. The program is designed to help students build the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to prepare for the bar exam, while removing the need to purchase a separate, costly bar preparation program after graduation.
For students, this includes structured study plans, practical learning tools, writing support and opportunities to build academic and bar exam skills. As the bar exam evolves, including the transition to the NextGen Uniform Bar Exam in many jurisdictions, the program will help students develop the legal knowledge, skills and study habits they need for success. The partnership reflects UTulsa’s commitment to giving students a successful entry into the legal profession.
“The College of Law is committed to graduating practice-ready attorneys who are prepared to serve their clients and communities,” said Interim Dean Marc Roark. “By integrating bar preparation into the student experience, we can reduce a significant post-graduation expense while providing the tools students need to advance their careers.”
Helix offers modern, student-centered bar preparation grounded in learning science and designed to prepare students for today’s bar exam and the transition to the NextGen bar exam.
“We are honored to partner with The University of Tulsa’s College of Law to support its students at every stage of the bar preparation journey,” said Chris Chapman, president and CEO at Helix Bar Review by AccessLex. “Helix was built to make bar preparation more accessible, practical and connected to the law school experience. By including comprehensive bar preparation as part of the law school experience, schools can help reduce one of the major costs students often face after graduation while giving students a clear path from law school learning to bar exam success.”