Free JD-Next resources: sample questions, syllabus, score report and fee help
Last checked October 19, 2026 · Sources: JD-Next’s own sample questions, syllabus, score report, webinar and fee waiver pages; fee-waiver amount as reported by a legal information site citing JD-Next. JD-Next is run by Aspen Publishing, a UWorld company.
Free JD-Next resources come from the program itself: sample questions showing the exam’s question types, a sample syllabus for the eight-week course, a sample score report and informational webinars. There’s no full official practice test before you enroll. If cost is a barrier, the LexisNexis fee waiver reportedly covers $349 of the price, leaving $50, and JD-Next also offers an Impact Scholarship.
Official examples of the question types on the exam.
→See what the 8-week course covers week by week.
→How the scaled score, percentile and topic ratings look.
→Live sessions explaining the program.
→Help with the registration fee for eligible applicants.
→A scholarship toward the course for eligible applicants.
→What’s free and what you pay for
| Resource | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sample questions, syllabus, score report, webinars | Free | Before you register |
| Course, materials, exam and 3 score reports | $399 early, $459 standard, $499 late | One price covers everything |
| With the LexisNexis fee waiver | $50, as reported | For eligible applicants |
| Practice problems, quizzes, model answers, mid-course exam | Included | Inside the course once enrolled |
From JD-Next’s own pages, checked October 19, 2026; fee-waiver amount as reported.
How to use free JD-Next resources
Work through the sample questions to see whether reading and analyzing cases suits you better than the LSAT's reasoning and reading questions.
Read the sample syllabus to plan your weekly time; the course runs eight weeks.
Look at the sample score report to see the 400-1,000 scale, percentile and topic ratings schools will see.
Apply for the fee waiver or scholarship before you register if cost is an issue.
Inside the course, enrolled students get practice problems, quizzes, model answers and a mid-course exam with a performance report, so most practice happens after you register. See our course, exam and cost guide.
Common questions about free JD-Next resources
Is there a free JD-Next practice test?
No full practice test is published before you enroll; JD-Next offers sample questions, and the course includes practice problems and a mid-course exam.
Can I take JD-Next for less?
Through the LexisNexis fee waiver, which a legal information site citing JD-Next says covers $349 and leaves $50 to pay, and through JD-Next’s Impact Scholarship. Check eligibility on JD-Next’s pages.
Do I need to buy study materials?
No. Registration includes the course materials, the exam and three score reports; there are no extra materials to buy.
Are there free JD-Next webinars?
Yes. JD-Next runs informational webinars explaining the program; the schedule is on its webinars page.
We first checked these resources on October 12, 2026 and rechecked them on October 19, 2026. MockTestPrep is independent and is not affiliated with JD-Next or Aspen Publishing.