2010 BRAINS UPLAE REVIEW AND TRAINING PROGRAM
Review for real knowledge. Train for real skills.
Tip the scale in your favor.
Now with expanded training coverage -- to prepare you for any test type!
Review for real knowledge. Train for real skills.
Tip the scale in your favor.
Now with expanded training coverage -- to prepare you for any test type!
More popularly known as the BRAINS UPLAE Review, this
program is the first review and training program for applicants
to the UP College of Law.Taught by select specialist faculty,
the program covers all the areas tested in the exam. Its key
features:
We aim for real knowledge and skills, not simply testing
competence. That's because the exam can and does
change every year, and we want you to be prepared for any
question that may be given.
| • | 64 hours of lectures and drills |
| • | 2 diagnostic tests approximating exam conditions of past UPLAEs |
| • | ranked scoring of diagnostic tests from our database of scores to help identify the reviewee's strengths and weaknesses |
| • | FREE seminar on handling law school entrance interviews |
Program Details
Coverage
Standard Written English and Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension
with Critical Reading, Verbal Reasoning (formal and applied logic),
Quantitative Reasoning (Mathematics), and Abstract Reasoning.
Class schedule and venue
* These sections will be opened only upon request and may be enrolled in on a
"strictly" or "preferred" mode. See Terms of Enrollment, Section 4.
Fees
Regular fees: PHP 8,900 per student, inclusive of materials
Discounted: PHP 8,400 per student for full payments until July 31.
Non-refundable, non-transferable reservation fee of a minimum of
PHP4,000 is required to reserve.This is deducted from total fees.
The balance is due on or before the start of classes to confirm the
reservation. No refunds of fees will be awarded after start of classes.
We open only a small number of classes. Enrollment is on a first
come, first served basis.
What is the BRAINS UPLAE Review and Training Course?
About the UPLAE
The UPLAE is the UP Law Aptitude Examination. It is administered once a year, usually in November, by the UP College of Law. It is only one of several criteria used to evaluate applicants to this prestigious law school, but it is given much weight.
The exam includes subtests in English Language Proficiency, Reading Comprehension. Mathematics, and both Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning.
Thousands take the exam every year, but eventually, only about 220 students are admitted by the College. Competition is tough, and only those with the best credentials and test scores succeed.
Twenty-two (22) of our reviewees last year qualified to enter the UP College of Law in June.
The UPLAE is the UP Law Aptitude Examination. It is administered once a year, usually in November, by the UP College of Law. It is only one of several criteria used to evaluate applicants to this prestigious law school, but it is given much weight.
The exam includes subtests in English Language Proficiency, Reading Comprehension. Mathematics, and both Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning.
Thousands take the exam every year, but eventually, only about 220 students are admitted by the College. Competition is tough, and only those with the best credentials and test scores succeed.
Twenty-two (22) of our reviewees last year qualified to enter the UP College of Law in June.
| Section | Days | Time | Start Date | Venue |
| A1 | Sundays | 8AM-12NN | August 8 | BRAINS-Quezon Avenue |
| A2 | Saturdays | 8AM-12NN | August 7 | BRAINS-Quezon Avenue |
| P1 | Sundays | 1-5PM | To be Announced* | BRAINS-Quezon Avenue |
| P2 | Saturdays | 1-5PM | To be Announced* | BRAINS-Quezon Avenue |