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Portable score.  \n■ TX passing score is 270 .  \n■  [http://www.ncbex.org/exams/ube/](http://www.ncbex.org/exams/ube/)  \nUniform Bar Exam  \n■ Structure:  \n– Day One – Multistate Bar Exam. All MC  \n■ All 1L subjects + Evidence  \n– Day Two – Two MPTs and MEE  \n■ Multistate Performance Test – no memorization required.  \n■ Multistate Essay Exam  \n\n| Upper Level Classes | 1L Classes |\n| --- | --- |\n| Business Associations | Civil Procedure |\n| Wills and Estates | Constitutional Law |\n| Evidence | Criminal Law & Procedure (upper) |\n| Family Law | Contracts |\n| Secured Transactions | Real Property |\n| Conflict of Laws | Torts |\n\nTexas Bar Subjects you DON’T have to learn for the UBE  \n■ Oil and Gas  \n■ Commercial Paper  \n■ Texas Civil and Criminal Procedure  \n■ Texas Real Property  \n■ Consumer Protection  \n■ Texas Guardianship  \nUBE in Texas  \n■ State specific portion  \n– The Texas Law Component will be a series of video  \npresentations on Texas law from experienced Texas attorneys. Each segment will be followed by questions that applicants must answer correctly in order to proceed to the next segment. The total length of the presentations will be between 10 and 12 hours.  \n– Online, on demand, no fee  \n– Available by June 1, 2020 at the latest  \n– Subject areas are unclear at this point.  \n■ If you intend to transfer a score in, the BLE wants you to file a Declaration (if you haven’t already)  \nOther State Bar Exams  \n■ Check the filing dates!  \n■ Score portability (different rules per state)  \n■ Reciprocity  \n■ Fees (NY is $250, NM $500, Colorado $710, + laptop fees)  \n■ Character and Fitness  \n■  [http://www.ncbex.org/publications/bar](http://www.ncbex.org/publications/bar)admissions-guide/  \nConsiderations  \n■ Money  \n– Pay fees in TX and other state  \n– Travel to bar state; accommodations  \n■ Requirements in each state  \n– NY – 50 hours of pro bono service and NY Class  \n– Check the state you’re interested in  \n■ New Mexico & Maine  \n– Offering “Courtesy seating”  \n■ You’re not barred in the state, but they’ll let you take the exam there.  \nGraduation Course Requirements  \n• Constitutional Law II OR Criminal Procedure  \n• Writing Seminar – Course number 397S  \n• Professional Responsibility  \n• Experiential Learning – six total credits  \n*****Any requirement may be taken P/F if available.  \nExperiential Learning  \n■ All Clinics  \n■ Fall and Spring Internships (not summer)  \n■ Negotiation, Mediation  \n■ Advanced Legal Writing Classes  \n■ Others – check the course schedule","cbCaifDxTGDhBNGL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifDxTGDhBNGL","pdf",172267,11,"English","# Which bar?\n## Texas and UBE acceptance\n## Uniform Bar Exam structure\n## Texas subjects not required for UBE\n## UBE in Texas: Texas Law Component\n## Other state bar exams considerations\n## Money, requirements, and character & fitness\n## Graduation course requirements","[{\"question\":\"What is the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) and why is it relevant here?\",\"answer\":\"The UBE is offered in 33 states and includes a portable score. 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