U.S. Bar Exam Digest
for international lawyers,
law graduates and
LL.M. candidates
, U.S. Bar Exam................................................................................................3
California Bar Exam.................................................................................. 5
New York Bar Exam...................................................................................7
MPRE................................................................................................................ 11
Preparing with BARBRI........................................................................... 13
Alumni...........................................................................................................19
2 Bar exam information is subject to change without notice. Please verify with bar examiner’s office.
, U.S. Bar Exam
Pass a U.S. state bar exam by relying on the largest bar preparation and
legal education company
Congratulations! You have taken a major step toward BARBRI will prepare you to pass your exam. Innovative
your international legal career. In today’s increasingly testing and learning technologies, combined with
globalized world, demand continues to grow for those years of experience training both U.S. and non-U.S. law
who understand the workings and complexities of the students, lawyers and law graduates, make BARBRI
law of more than one jurisdiction. the best partner when you decide to pass a U.S. bar
exam and qualify as a U.S. attorney.
Most foreign attorneys sit for the New York or the
California Bar Examination, so those are the bar exams While we strive to provide detailed information in
overviewed in this guide. this guide, we encourage candidates to speak with a
BARBRI team member prior to enrollment so we can
New York and California operate a relatively open policy
ensure that you understand how to establish your
in permitting foreign law graduates or lawyers to sit their
eligibility, and that you are able to study for and sit the
bar examinations and they do not impose restrictions to
bar examination.
admission on grounds of nationality or residence.
BARBRI has helped over 1.3 million candidates succeed
Graduates with a three- or four-year common law
on a U.S. bar exam. Now, we are here to help you.
degree[1] may be immediately eligible to apply to
sit for the New York Bar Exam. Qualified lawyers in
any country, including those who have a civil law
background or are qualified in their home jurisdiction
through an alternative pathway, can apply to take the
California Bar Exam.
[1] which must be of substantial and durational equivalence to an American law degree. Please contact us for advice on your eligibility.
Amanda Lee, Solicitor Advocate, Seymours, London
“
To anyone with the goal of passing a U.S. bar
exam and becoming U.S. qualified – go with BARBRI,
make the time, do the work, apply the techniques and
you’ll pass. Today, I am successfully dual-qualified as a
New York attorney and Solicitor Advocate.
Bar exam information is subject to change without notice. Please verify with bar examiner’s office. 3
for international lawyers,
law graduates and
LL.M. candidates
, U.S. Bar Exam................................................................................................3
California Bar Exam.................................................................................. 5
New York Bar Exam...................................................................................7
MPRE................................................................................................................ 11
Preparing with BARBRI........................................................................... 13
Alumni...........................................................................................................19
2 Bar exam information is subject to change without notice. Please verify with bar examiner’s office.
, U.S. Bar Exam
Pass a U.S. state bar exam by relying on the largest bar preparation and
legal education company
Congratulations! You have taken a major step toward BARBRI will prepare you to pass your exam. Innovative
your international legal career. In today’s increasingly testing and learning technologies, combined with
globalized world, demand continues to grow for those years of experience training both U.S. and non-U.S. law
who understand the workings and complexities of the students, lawyers and law graduates, make BARBRI
law of more than one jurisdiction. the best partner when you decide to pass a U.S. bar
exam and qualify as a U.S. attorney.
Most foreign attorneys sit for the New York or the
California Bar Examination, so those are the bar exams While we strive to provide detailed information in
overviewed in this guide. this guide, we encourage candidates to speak with a
BARBRI team member prior to enrollment so we can
New York and California operate a relatively open policy
ensure that you understand how to establish your
in permitting foreign law graduates or lawyers to sit their
eligibility, and that you are able to study for and sit the
bar examinations and they do not impose restrictions to
bar examination.
admission on grounds of nationality or residence.
BARBRI has helped over 1.3 million candidates succeed
Graduates with a three- or four-year common law
on a U.S. bar exam. Now, we are here to help you.
degree[1] may be immediately eligible to apply to
sit for the New York Bar Exam. Qualified lawyers in
any country, including those who have a civil law
background or are qualified in their home jurisdiction
through an alternative pathway, can apply to take the
California Bar Exam.
[1] which must be of substantial and durational equivalence to an American law degree. Please contact us for advice on your eligibility.
Amanda Lee, Solicitor Advocate, Seymours, London
“
To anyone with the goal of passing a U.S. bar
exam and becoming U.S. qualified – go with BARBRI,
make the time, do the work, apply the techniques and
you’ll pass. Today, I am successfully dual-qualified as a
New York attorney and Solicitor Advocate.
Bar exam information is subject to change without notice. Please verify with bar examiner’s office. 3
