A  review  course  intended  for  bar  examinees  focusing  on  remedial  laws, 
particularly  the  laws  on  jurisdiction  of  courts  and  rules  on  civil  procedure (Rules 1-71) of the Rules of Court and pertinent jurisprudence. 

Discussions will include topics tackled in Civil Procedure I and II 

A review  course  intended  for  bar  examinees focusing  on  constitutional  law, including  political law,  administrative  law,  electoral  laws  and related subjects. More  importantly,  the  course  provides  integration  of  key principles,  and discussion  of  important  updates  on  jurisprudence and  trends as may be projected to be covered in the bar examinations.

Discussions  will  include  topics  tackled  in  Constitutional  Law  I  and  II,  Administrative Law  and  Law  on  Public  Officers,  Election  Laws,  Laws  on  Local  Government,  and Public International Law

Lecturers: Atty. Louise Bugayong , Atty. Adonis Gabriel 

A  review  course  intended  for  bar  examinees focusing  on  civil  law,  covering the  effects  and application  of  laws,  the  law  on  Human  Relations, Persons and  Family  Relations,  Property,  Ownership and  its  Modification,  the Different  Modes  of Acquiring  Ownership  and  its  Modification,  the Different Modes  of  Acquiring  Ownership,  including Succession;  Pertinent  provisions of special laws are also reviewed. 

 Discussions  will  include  topics  tackled  in  Persons  and  Family Law,  Property  and Land Law, and Succession Law. 

A review course intended for bar examinees focusing on criminal laws, important and common special penal laws and related jurisprudence. More importantly, the course provides integration of key principles, and discussion of important updates on jurisprudence and trends as may be projected to be covered in the bar examinations.

Discussions will include topics tackled in Criminal Law I, II, and Special Penal Laws

A review course intended for bar examinees focusing on labor laws, social legislation and related jurisprudence. More importantly, the course provides integration of key principles, and discussion of important updates on jurisprudence and trends as may be projected to be covered in the bar examinations.

Discussions will include topics tackled in Labor Law and Social Legislation 

Lecturer: Associate Dean Cecilio Duka