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NY Bar Exam Test-Taking Tips

From Bar/Bri Bar Review


Tip #17

I am taking two states’ bar exams. Where should I take the Multistate portion of the exam – New York or the other state?

If you are taking two states’ bar exams you should take the Multistate portion (given on Wednesday) in the same place you are answering questions related to New York law on Tuesday.

Even though the second states’ location might be a "nicer" location, you should not travel until you have completed one full bar exam. That way, if fate intervenes and you do not make it to the second state, you have at least completed one bar exam.

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