July 25, 2016 We've got good news and bad news today out of Massachusetts, bar exam takers. The good news is The Bay State will be joining other states in administering the Uniform Bar Exam! The bad news ... if you're taking the bar exam this week, you're out of luck. The UBE
June 07, 2016 It has been just shy of two months since the needle has moved on the number of states who have adopted the Uniform Bar Exam. But you can now add Connecticut and West Virginia to the list.
Connecticut will start administering the exam beginning in February 2017, according to
April 14, 2016 Our resident Uniform Bar Exam watch correspondent Chris Jennison informs us today that New Jersey will join the list of states accepting the test starting next February.
February 17, 2016 Yesterday, Vermont joined the states that have adopted the Uniform Bar Exam! That brings the total to 20 states that have signed on to the UBE.
February 12, 2016 In this video from the ABA Midyear Meeting, ABA delegates to the House of Delegates debated Resolution 109, which urges bar admission authorities in each state and territory to adopt the Uniform Bar Examination in their respective jurisdictions.
January 29, 2016 The start of the second semester of my final year of law school well underway and my list of to-do's growing ever longer: reading for class, journal editing, document drafting for my externship, applying for graduation – and that's only in my law school bubble. But the one to-do that I've
January 25, 2016 This month when Student Lawyer magazine came out, Christopher Jennison mentioned that 17 states had adopted the Uniform Bar Exam. We're happy to report that number is already out of date – it's up to 19 now.
Last week, South Carolina announced that in February 2017, it would begin administering
May 01, 2013 By Janan Hanna.
The question of where to sit for the bar exam; that last, anxiety-provoking right of passage offering those who pass entrée into the exclusive club of professional lawyers, is a question about which many young law grads agonize—particularly those without job offers.
Although significant changes are under way, today,
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