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If one were to fail the MPRE and have to retake it, would anybody know? Would your firm care? Also, do you get back a score? Is the score relevant? Is there any incentive to "ace" it?

Anonymous User wrote:If one were to fail the MPRE and have to retake it, would anybody know? Would your firm care? Also, do you get back a score? Is the score relevant? Is there any incentive to "ace" it?

No. No. Yes. No. No.

glitter178 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:If one were to fail the MPRE and have to retake it, would anybody know? Would your firm care? Also, do you get back a score? Is the score relevant? Is there any incentive to "ace" it?

No. No. Yes. No. No.

The above is correct. But you'll have to live with the knowledge that you failed something a monkey could pass.

Actus Reus wrote:

glitter178 wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:If one were to fail the MPRE and have to retake it, would anybody know? Would your firm care? Also, do you get back a score? Is the score relevant? Is there any incentive to "ace" it?

No. No. Yes. No. No.

The above is correct. But you'll have to live with the knowledge that you failed something a monkey could pass.

+1. You have to be pretty fucking retarded to fail the MPRE.

I took the MPRE without studying and got an 84 As long as you don't take the last possible exam date before the bar it has literally no bearing.

AreJay711 wrote:I took the MPRE without studying and got an 84 As long as you don't take the last possible exam date before the bar it has literally no bearing.

Some states allow you to take the MPRE after the bar.

The score is relevant in that some states have higher/lower required scores to pass. (I believe 75 in DC is the lowest and 86 in Cali is the highest.) But that's it.

Took the MPRE without studying, with a hangover, in a room with no clock. Had no idea how I was doing time wise so just rushed through.

Actus Reus wrote:

AreJay711 wrote:I took the MPRE without studying and got an 84 As long as you don't take the last possible exam date before the bar it has literally no bearing.

Some states allow you to take the MPRE after the bar.

Yup, I took it several months after the bar because I was clerking and it didn't matter when I got admitted.

When do we get results?

Charger wrote:When do we get results?

I think it's about 5 weeks after the exam. So early December I'd guess