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Getting into law school is only part of the battle. The largest and most difficult battles you will face are graduating from law school and passing the bar exam. The Lawyer Makers, LLC provides a roadmap, The Bar Examination Academy, to help you achieve success with the bar exam. Please read below to view some eye-opening statistics concerning law school and the bar exam.
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Professor Barrett's teachings in the area of writing with clarity were key to my successfully passing the Alabama State Bar Examination on the first attempt. As my legal research and writing professor, he imparted me with the necessary writing skills; thus allowing me to confidently convey information in a fashion that the Bar Examiners were looking for. As a judge now, I often harken back to those teachings. Thank you Professor!
Professor Barrett’s Method Really, Really Works!!!Otis Stewart, C.P.A., Esq.https://www.realinjurymatters.com/about
We graduate law school with an abundance of legal knowledge, yet we still face one gigantic hurdle - THE BAR EXAM. Understanding how to present your knowledge of the law to a Bar examiner under the pressure of the exam is a key element to passing the Bar. Professor Barret teaches his class how to understand the components of the MEE and the MPT, and how to write in such a way that conveys your mastery to the examiner. His sixteen week course is designed to cover each subject in depth using many examples. Furthermore, his MBE study plan guides his students through the study process and prevents them from getting bogged down in any one area. Most importantly, Professor Barrett's classes are small, allowing for individualized attention and reassurance. I honestly believe that his class gave me the confidence I needed to pass the Bar. Jessica Guthrie-Hudson, Esq.
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Graduate of Mississippi College of Law
Congratulations to Attorney Jessica Guthrie-Hudson, Alabama!
Graduate of Birmingham School of Law

Law School Statistics
According to the American Bar Association's statistics on total enrollment and total degrees awarded for the 2011-2012 academic year, out of the 44,881 total for first-year enrollment, the total attrition for first-year students was 4,881. These numbers indicate that almost 11% of the students who enrolled in law school during the 2011-2012 academic year did not remain in law school beyond their first year.
Bar Exam Statistics
According to the National Conference of Bar Examiners Bar Examination Statistics, 78% of all first time bar examination takers passed the test in their respective jurisdictions in 2013. This means that more than 1 out of every 5 persons taking the bar exam for the first time failed it in the U.S. in 2013. According to the National Conference of Bar Examiners, the average score on the February 2016 multiple-choice test plummeted to 135, the lowest average score on a February exam since 1983.