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What multi-state score would you deem "bragworthy." Has anyone ever been asked for their multi-state score? Anyone ever used it to plead their case?

The standard op is to put it on your resume in a red stamp in the upper right corner.

I thought about answering this with a snark, but I've decided to answer the question usefully for anyone else who may care. Though the way you present your question is absolutely ridiculous.

Multistate scores are sometimes factors in whether you can get bar reciprocity. For example, you can waive into the DC bar immediately if you scored a 133 or better on the multistate (otherwise you must have five years experience). Beyond that absolutely no one cares what your multistate score is as long as you did well enough to pass the bar.

The only time I've seen an MBE score mentioned (and relevant) was in someone's advertising for their services as a bar exam tutor.

I was told that a judge in my state used to ask clerk applicants (?I think? or job applicants when he was in private practice?) for their MBE score. I think he retired like 10-15 years ago, so I think officially, no, there is no longer anyone who cares about your MBE score.

Totally worthwhile and appropriate use of the anon feature.

Slightly relevant, in Florida, they give an award to the highest score on the bar.

conn09 wrote:Slightly relevant, in Florida, they give an award to the highest score on the bar.

I think Arizona does this, too. One of the worst ideas I've ever seen.