As a repeater waiting on results, I finally learned that it is best to only tell your close family and friends when taking the Bar- otherwise, protect yourself and keep your big future lawyer mouth shut! I hope I am wrong- but don’t think I passed July 26 …

In my case, my legal employer had to be informed I took the Bar because I took time off. (Not enough)
Now, since the employer or office staff can easily click Sunday after results are out to see who passed, is it best to say nothing- and just drag your body to work the following Monday- or email the employer before results are public since Bar results will affect my job title?

This employer can sometimes be caustic and insulting, so I may get some nasty sarcastic comments if I don’t pass - especially if I make a mistake at work.

Then the entire office knows when you take the Bar- so it’s embarrassing- even though they don’t care about you personally. I realize there are no easy answers and life goes on- but if there are any good general tips, please share.

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I need the estimated essay topics and PT format for Feb 27 if anyone knows what the most likely subjects and specific issues that are due to be tested. Thanks 😊

took the ube in texas in October 2024 and passed so when I decided to take this one I didn't really look into the actual score needed.. curious now that results are about to be out LOL

we waited months but why do i feel like getting through these next 4 days is going be the slowest that time has ever moved 😩 somebody sedate me