Something like 15 states are now on the UBE. For those who aren't familiar, the Uniform Bar Exam allows you to take one test and practice in every state that gives the test so long as you hit a target score and pay each individual state some money.
Anyone have thoughts on when the whole country will be on this? Any other benefit here besides portability? I could maybe see a benefit in some fields.. say oil and gas.
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Re: Uniform Bar Exam
At this point why even have a bar. I've got a JD, just let me practice.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Something like 15 states are now on the UBE. For those who aren't familiar, the Uniform Bar Exam allows you to take one test and practice in every state that gives the test so long as you hit a target score and pay each individual state some money.
Anyone have thoughts on when the whole country will be on this? Any other benefit here besides portability? I could maybe see a benefit in some fields.. say oil and gas.
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Re: Uniform Bar Exam
Fox. Come on. I'm glad we keep 65% of Thomas Jefferson alums away from clients.Desert Fox wrote:At this point why even have a bar. I've got a JD, just let me practice.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Something like 15 states are now on the UBE. For those who aren't familiar, the Uniform Bar Exam allows you to take one test and practice in every state that gives the test so long as you hit a target score and pay each individual state some money.
Anyone have thoughts on when the whole country will be on this? Any other benefit here besides portability? I could maybe see a benefit in some fields.. say oil and gas.
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Re: Uniform Bar Exam
Who cares about clients. I don't wanna ruin my summer.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Fox. Come on. I'm glad we keep 65% of Thomas Jefferson alums away from clients.Desert Fox wrote:At this point why even have a bar. I've got a JD, just let me practice.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Something like 15 states are now on the UBE. For those who aren't familiar, the Uniform Bar Exam allows you to take one test and practice in every state that gives the test so long as you hit a target score and pay each individual state some money.
Anyone have thoughts on when the whole country will be on this? Any other benefit here besides portability? I could maybe see a benefit in some fields.. say oil and gas.
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