When do the Florida Bar Exam results come out?

The Florida Board of Bar Examiners, with the approval of the Supreme Court of Florida, announces that it will administer the July 2021 General Bar Examination remotely. The February 2021 examination results have been released.

What is the purpose of the Florida Bar Exam?

The primary purpose of the character and fitness screening before admission to The Florida Bar is to protect the public and safeguard the judicial system. The primary purpose of the bar examination is to ensure that all who are ultimately admitted have demonstrated minimum technical competence.

What do you need to be admitted to the Florida Bar?

In order to be admitted in Florida, an applicant must have proof of good moral character and must successfully complete the Florida Bar Examination.

How to contact Florida Board of Bar Examiners?

The Florida Board of Bar Examiners now communicates electronically with applicants who have portal accounts (those who created their account after June 26, 2017), by posting correspondence on the applicant portal, and sending an email notification when new information has been posted. Login and visit your applicant portal for additional details.

Where can I find the Florida Bar Exam Study Guide?

The pass/fail results are available on the Supreme Court’s website and scores will be provided to applicants from the board’s office. The Florida Bar Examination Study Guide is updated with the essay questions from the last examination twice annually. The sample multiple-choice questions included in the guide are updated periodically.

How does the Florida Board of Bar Examiners work?

Login and visit your applicant portal for additional details. In Florida, the admission of attorneys to the practice of law is a judicial function. This board is an administrative agency of the Supreme Court of Florida created by the Court to handle matters of bar admission.

What should my MPRE be on the Florida Bar Exam?

MPRE scores are acceptable under the following conditions: Scaled score of 80 or better is achieved, or such scaled score as fixed by the Supreme Court (rule 4-33.2), and Score is attained within 25 months of passing other parts of the Florida Bar Examination (rule 4-18.1).

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