The National Conference of Bar Examiners is in the process of implementing the Testing Task Force’s recommendations for the next generation of the bar exam, which were approved by NCBE’s Board of Trustees at the end of January 2021. The next generation of the bar exam will measure both knowledge and skills holistically through a mix of item formats. It will take four to five years to develop and implement. To learn more, visit www.nextgenbarexam.ncbex.org.
Next Generation of the Bar Exam
In This Issue
Summer 2024 (Vol. 93, No. 2)
- Foreign Legal Consultants and Programs for Public Service Licensure and Law School Faculty: A Look at Three Jurisdictions’ Registration Paths
- Responding to Foreign Regulator Requests for Law Firm Certificates of Good Standing: Global Regulatory Differences and Their Implications
- Background Information for Foreign Regulators About the US System for Regulating Legal Services and Law Firms
- Six Things I Wish Applicants Knew About Admission by Transferred UBE Score
- Evaluation and Development of Pathways to Legal Licensure
- Letter from the Chair
- President’s Page
- Facts & Figures
- Illinois’s Adoption of the NextGen Bar Exam: Stakeholder Engagement During the Decision-Making Process
- Embracing the NextGen Bar Exam: Texas Law’s Strategic Participation
- Quarterly Update: Drafting Committee Growth, Subject Matter Updates, and Continued Testing Research
- The Testing Column: NextGen Research
- FAQs About Bar Admissions: Answering Questions About: NCBE Account Access
- News & Events
- In Memoriam: Alan Kay