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Read more →Notice: This guide has been expanded for 2020 In California, attorneys who are licensed in another jurisdiction for at least four consecutive years are eligible to take what is known as the “California Attorneys Exam”. This exam is no different than the California Bar Exam except that qualifyingRead more →
Don't Blame the California Bar Exam Learn the Test Over the last few days, we have seen many articles draw out California’s historically low pass rate. Yes, the February 2018 California Bar Exam yielded an all-time low-only 27.5 percent of California bar exam applicants passed. Even the median MBERead more →
Which administration of the California Attorneys Bar Exam offers the practicing professional the best opportunity for a passing result? Statistically, for the general bar examination, one would think the July exam is a better option. The pass rate in July overall is simply higher than the pass
Read more →“Attorneys need to draw on their professional knowledge and skills to set themselves apart from the average California bar exam candidate.” Focused bar exam review is crucial.
Read more →Courtesy of Executive Bar Review A? B? C? D? Tough call. All four answer choices seem plausible. This is a very common tale among bar exam applicants sitting for the Mulitstate Bar Exam, better known as the MBE. The MBE is a 200 question multiple-choice exam administered
Read more →California bar exam candidates have individual bar review needs specific to their situations. Repeat takers and out of state attorneys sitting for the California bar exam face a greater challenge than their first time taker counterparts. Bar exam pass rates for both categories lag far behind first
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