"The February 2022 administration of the New York State Bar Examination will be an in-person examination administered on February 22-23, 2022. There will be...
On December 16, 2020, the New York State Board of Law Examiners released pass/fail results for the latest administrations of the twice-yearly test. The exam, normally held every February and July, was postponed because of the pandemic, and finally given in late October.
Outlining is a popular choice when it comes to studying for law school finals, so naturally it became the main tool used by students preparing for the Bar Exam. Having a great outline is a huge plus - but how should you use it?
October 2020 New York Bar Exam results should be released around the last week of November or first week of December. But as many know, this year is special!
With many uncertainties surrounding the 2020 edition of the Uniform Bar Exam, you might want to make it your last time.
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There is no surprise here: passing the Bar Exam requires a tremendous amount of memorization. There are no shortcuts and everyone have different techniques to help you memorize all the law you need for the bar. Below are a few methods that have worked for top students and that worked for us when we prepared (and passed) the bar exam.
The Court of Appeals announced today that it is looking into contingency plans in case the rescheduled Sept. 9-10 New York bar exam is forced to be postponed.
Chief Judge Janet DiFiore has convened a working group led by Associate Judge Michael J. Garcia “to evaluate potential solutions and prepare for possible eventualities.”
New York has opened the Bar Exam Application Period, but the first ten days (May 5th to May 15th) are reserved to First Time Bar Takers from the 15 law schools located in New York State. What should you do if you are not considered priority?