California Supreme Court justices outlined a vision for the future of the state’s bar exam on Thursday that includes the possibility of allowing applicants to retake only parts of the test they failed, without having to sit again for an entire exam.
It comes as the state bar irons out a deal with Kaplan NA LLC to create a California-specific exam by the start of next year that can be administered remotely, to cut costs as the state bar’s admissions fund faces a dire outlook.
The administrative order doesn’t mention Kaplan or the February 2025 exam specifically but does allow ...
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