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The MEE Frequency Charts are my most requested product for a reason. They were built from the exact process I used while studying for the bar and are designed for examinees who struggle with essays and want to study strategically instead of guessing.
This 29-page guide is the result of reviewing the last 26 Uniform Bar Exams and 156 essays tested, compiling and organizing years of testing data to show what the NCBE actually tests and how often. It covers every MEE subject and breaks down the most frequently tested subtopics so you know where to focus your time.
Frequency breakdowns for all MEE subjects and subtopics
A structured, written roadmap identifying which topics appeared on specific exams
Coverage of MEE testing data as recent as July 2025, with some frequency data going back to 2013
A fully customizable document with the structure already built so you can track your own practice, add notes, and turn it into a living study tool
This is not a collection of essays. It is a clear, bullet-point overview of tested topics and timing. No NCBE or licensed MEE materials are included.
This product does not yet include frequency data from the February 2026 MEEs because the NCBE has not released that information or provided a publication date. Once it becomes available, this supplement will be updated. If you purchase this product before the update, you will receive a revised copy once updated.
Legal Disclaimer: This product does not include any NCBE-licensed materials. The Multistate Essay Exam (MEE) and all related essay questions are the exclusive property of the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE). This product contains no NCBE documents, essays, questions, or licensed content. It is an independently created analytical resource designed to help examinees understand testing trends and frequencies.
The MEE Frequency Charts are my most requested product for a reason. They were built from the exact process I used while studying for the bar and are designed for examinees who struggle with essays and want to study strategically instead of guessing.
This 29-page guide is the result of reviewing the last 26 Uniform Bar Exams and 156 essays tested, compiling and organizing years of testing data to show what the NCBE actually tests and how often. It covers every MEE subject and breaks down the most frequently tested subtopics so you know where to focus your time.
Frequency breakdowns for all MEE subjects and subtopics
A structured, written roadmap identifying which topics appeared on specific exams
Coverage of MEE testing data as recent as July 2025, with some frequency data going back to 2013
A fully customizable document with the structure already built so you can track your own practice, add notes, and turn it into a living study tool
This is not a collection of essays. It is a clear, bullet-point overview of tested topics and timing. No NCBE or licensed MEE materials are included.
This product does not yet include frequency data from the February 2026 MEEs because the NCBE has not released that information or provided a publication date. Once it becomes available, this supplement will be updated. If you purchase this product before the update, you will receive a revised copy once updated.
Legal Disclaimer: This product does not include any NCBE-licensed materials. The Multistate Essay Exam (MEE) and all related essay questions are the exclusive property of the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE). This product contains no NCBE documents, essays, questions, or licensed content. It is an independently created analytical resource designed to help examinees understand testing trends and frequencies.