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July 2023 Bar Exam Results Release Dates by State Wondering when the July 2023 bar exam results will be released in your state? In this post, we tell you: When examinees find out their bar exam results; How examinees find out their bar exam results; Statistics and pass lists for the bar exam; A passing […]
The July Washington D.C. Bar Exam results are usually released around mid-to-end of October. Thus, it is unclear when the Committee on Admissions will release July 2023 Washington D.C. Bar Exam results, but we have a guess!
July 2023 New York Bar Exam results should be released around the last week of October or the first week of November. (Our formal guess of the release date is Thursday, October 19, 2023, but it could really be anytime!) New York’s July 2023 bar exam results were released on October 19, 2023.
Wondering when the July 2023 Michigan Bar Exam results will be released? We are too! The Michigan Board of Law Examiners states that Michigan Bar Exam results are released mid-November but in reality, they usually are released earlier than that. Below, you can see the past release dates for the July Michigan Bar Exam results. Note: this is Michigan’s second administration of the Uniform Bar Exam!
Michigan results were released Tuesday, October 24, 2023 at 3:55 pm ET!
If you have taken the bar exam and received your results, you likely have access to your bar exam score report. Depending on where you took the exam and whether you passed or failed, you may have access to a wealth of information that can help you better plan for your next time taking the bar exam. Your score report can also help you to simply understand how you performed on test day. In this post, we cover how to analyze your bar exam score report as well as use that analysis to improve your score!
It’s the morning that bar exam results are set to be released and you are anxiously preparing for the news. You have been waiting for this day to arrive for a few months. Your fingers are crossed as you await the (hopefully) positive news. Unfortunately, the results are in and you find out that you did not pass. After the initial shock sets in, and you can internalize exactly what you are feeling, an important question comes to mind: What do I do next? In this post, we provide some steps to take if you find out you did not pass the bar exam.
Most bar exam applicants are students who need to pass the bar so that they can begin to practice law. In these instances, the bar exam is a hurdle students must overcome to become a licensed attorney, remain employed, or find employment. There is another group of bar exam applicants, though, that doesn’t get nearly enough attention! We’re referring to practicing attorneys who need to take the bar exam to become licensed in another jurisdiction. While already licensed, passing the bar exam is just as crucial for these attorneys! Keep reading to find out what happens if you fail the bar exam as a lateral attorney.
We put together a short guide on how law firms can support associates who fail the bar exam. A supportive firm environment is important for associates during this time. It can make the difference between an associate passing and failing the bar exam. And it can also make a difference in retention efforts. Associates that do not feel supported by their firm typically look for a job elsewhere, even after passing the bar exam.
JD Advising works with Am Law firms and law schools, including top-14 law schools, to help their at-risk, first-time, and repeat takers pass the bar exam. We have tutored thousands of hours and have helped thousands of students pass the bar exam. In addition, We have worked with associates who have a supportive firm environment—and those that do not. We have direct knowledge of what a firm can do to best support its associates in the event that they do not pass the bar exam.
Note that recently there appears to have been an increase in Biglaw associates who have failed the bar exam. This may be due to challenges presented by the pandemic including virtual learning environments.
During many recent meetings with our law firm partners, a recurring question we have heard is, “How can we best support our associates that failed the bar exam?” Here, we have put together a list of recommendations for you to support your associates who have failed the bar exam.
February 2023 Washington DC bar exam results are usually released around the beginning of May. (Our formal prediction is Wednesday, May 10, 2023; update: results were released 4 PM ET April 21, 2023) Note that last administration, the DC Board stated ahead of time when results would be released. So stay tuned to their website as they will likely do the same thing this administration.
Note that Washington D.C. seems to like releasing results on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the most part. Read below for more information.
Wondering when the February 2023 Michigan Bar Exam results will be released? We are too! The Michigan Board of Law Examiners states that Michigan Bar Exam results are released mid-May, but in reality, they usually are released earlier than that. AND, this will be the first administration of the Uniform Bar Exam in Michigan! Below, you can see the past release dates for the February Michigan Bar Exam results.
UPDATE: results were released on April 28, 2023, around 4:30 p.m.
February 2023 New York Bar Exam results should be released around the end of April or the beginning of May. Our formal prediction is Wednesday, April 26, 2023, but it really could be anytime at the end of April or the beginning of May!
February 2023 Bar Exam Results Release Dates by State Wondering when the February 2023 bar exam results will be released in your state? In this post, we tell you: When examinees find out their bar exam results; How examinees find out their bar exam results; Statistics and pass lists for the bar exam; A passing […]
As of today, at 4:25 PM on October 31, Michigan Bar Exam results have been released! They have been posted by seat number on the Michigan Board of Law Examiners website.
The day that the bar exam results are released can be a relief for some but devasting for others. Not everyone passes the bar exam—and in fact, a large number of examinees fail. If you failed the bar exam, we are sorry! We know how devastating it can be. You probably feel immensely disappointed, sad, depressed, nervous, hopeless, and maybe even angry. You likely are wondering, “Now what do I do?” In this post, we answer exactly that question, including how to deal with the news that you failed, whether to take the bar exam again and how to prepare to take the bar exam again.
Wondering when the July 2022 Michigan Bar Exam results will be released? We are too! The Michigan Board of Law Examiners states that Michigan Bar Exam results are released mid-November but in reality, they usually are released earlier than that. Below, you can see the past release dates for the July Michigan Bar Exam results.
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