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- KD35
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Sitting for the Bar before/after clerkship?
For those that had BigLaw job offers prior to entering a clerkship and knew where they would be working after clerking, did you take the bar during the summer before clerkship or after clerkship?
- A. Nony Mouse
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Re: Sitting for the Bar before/after clerkship?
Before. Your clerkship normally runs August/September to August/September, but even if you start (and/or end) later or earlier, you'd almost certainly be working through the period you'd have to study (June-July). It's much easier to study for the bar without working full time on top of it.
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Re: Sitting for the Bar before/after clerkship?
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- Tangerine Gleam
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Re: Sitting for the Bar before/after clerkship?
Get it over with. So long as you're settled on the state, there's no question. Even if it means you start your clerkship three says after the exam ends.
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