Minnesota Bar Exam Info | Enroll | Minnesota Bar Exam Tutor AmeriBar Minnesota Bar Exam Review FAQ View Your Cart Home Bar Review Course Complete Course Essay Master MBE Course MPT Course MPRE Course Minnesota Bar Tutor Enroll Minnesota Bar Exam Information Board of Law Examiners Minnesota Judicial Center 25 Constitution Avenue, Suite 110 St. Paul, MN 55155 Telephone: (651) 297-1800 http://www.ble.state.mn.us Minnesota Bar Exam Dates 2014 February 25-26 July 29-30 Minnesota Bar Exam Format The Minnesota bar exam is administered over the last Tuesday and Wednesday in February and July. Minnesota administers the Uniform Bar Exam. On Tuesday, the Multistate Performance Test (MPT) and Multistate Essay Exam (MEE) are given. The morning session consists of two Multistate Performance Test questions. The afternoon session consists of six Multistate Essay Exam questions. On Wednesday, the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) is given. The MBE is a 200-question multiple choice test. You can prepare to pass the Minnesota bar exam by enrolling in AmeriBar's complete Minnesota Bar Review Course. The Minnesota bar review course starts at $1295. It covers the entire exam and will prepare you to pass the Minnesota Bar Exam. Minnesota Bar Exam Scoring Each portion of the Minnesota bar exam accounts for the following percentage of your overall score: MBE: 50% MEE: 30% MPT: 20% MPRE Requirements In order to be admitted in Minnesota, you must score at least 85 on the MPRE. AmeriBar offers a free MPRE Course. Minnesota Bar Exam Pass Percentage Minnesota Bar Exam Statewide Pass Percentage Exam Date First Repeat Total Feb 2013 N/A N/A 71% July 2012 N/A N/A 90% Feb 2012 N/A N/A 67% July 2011 94% 41% 91% Feb 2011 N/A N/A 78% July 2010 94% 40% 91% Feb 2010 83% 43% 69% July 2009 91% 50% 89% Feb 2009 81% 47% 71% July 2008 92% 34% 89% Feb 2008 87% 50% 76% July 2007 94% 34% 91% Feb 2007 87% 46% 74% Minnesota Bar Exam MBE Reciprocity A Minnesota bar admission applicant may be admitted on basis of prior MBE if 1) scored a 145 or higher (scaled), 2) passed entire exam and was admitted in that jurisdiction, 3) meets MPRE score requirements, and 4) exam was taken in the last two years. Minnesota Bar Reciprocity A Minnesota bar admission applicant may waive in if practiced in another jurisdiction for 5 of last 7 years and graduated from ABA accredited law school. Additionally, an applicant who has taken the UBE may qualify on the basis of a portable score. Other States | Contact AmeriBar