Washington administers the Uniform Bar Exam.  The Washington Bar Exam consists of three parts:  The Multistate Bar Exam; the Multistate Essay Exam, and the Multistate Performance Test.  The first day of the Washington Bar Exam consists of six essay questions and two 90-minute Multistate Performance Test (MPT) exam questions. The second day of the Washington Bar Exam consists of the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE). In addition to the Uniform Bar Exam, applicants must take and pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE), and, the Washington Law Component (WLC), which is an online open book multiple choice test on Washington specific law.  AmeriBar can help you pass the Washington State bar exam because AmeriBar offers a complete Washington State Bar Review Course.

The Washington Law Component (WLC) is administered separate from the Uniform Bar Exam.  It consists of online materials and an online multiple choice test based on areas or subjects of law that are specific to Washington state.  The Board of Bar Examiners publishes the Washington state specific materials.  An applicant can take the WLC after filing the application for the bar exam.  An Applicant must pass the WLC within one year of passing the UBE with a score of at least 80% correct. .

The minimum MPRE passing score for Washington Bar applicants is 85.

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Washington administers the UBE.  Contact the board of bar examiners for the most current information.