FLORIDA BAR REVIEW COURSE
Get Ready to Pass the Bar Exam the First Time
The Florida bar prep course at Kaplan provides you with all the experts, content, and realistic practice you could ever need to pass the exam. To get started, select your exam date and customize your study plan with add-ons.
Get Everything You Need to Pass the Florida Bar Exam on Your First Try
- Take your Florida bar prep course on demand and participate in live seminars
- Practice with 5,000+ exam-like MBE™ questions with detailed explanations
- Access previously released MBE questions from the NCBE® to familiarize yourself with the exam format
- Enhance your study time with prep based on learning science and supported by AI
- Use performance analytics to see how you compare to other bar prep students
- Learn on your own schedule with an adaptable calendar
- Improve your writing with unlimited essay grading and instant feedback
- Find support with a live online Homeroom each week
- Get a $500 Amazon gift card when you pass the exam on your first attempt (terms apply)
- Complete 4 bar practice exams to get a better feel for exam day
- Add Bar Review Plus and MBE Jumpstart to support your Florida bar prep course
- Get answers 24/7 with our “Ask an Expert” service
- Secure textbooks for your Florida bar prep—no deposit required
- Meet other Florida bar prep students in our online law student community
- Study with flashcards and additional materials (Kaplan Bar Review Plus only)
- Pass the Florida Bar Exam with Kaplan or repeat your course for free
Maximize Your Florida Bar Prep
Achieve More with Bar Review Plus Add-On
Get into the bar prep mindset before your course begins. Spanning a full semester, Bar Review Plus includes flashcards and weekly online modules that ease into the full Florida bar prep course. Choose Kaplan Bar Review and add Bar Review Plus during checkout.
Find Maximum Support with MBE Jumpstart
Focus on the MBE, one of the most challenging parts of the exam. Meet with a Director of Legal Education to learn about the Florida Bar Exam and bar prep process, take a diagnostic to refine your study plan, and work 1-on-1 with your own tutor. Add MBE Jumpstart during checkout.
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After you pass the Florida Bar Exam on your first attempt, mark the occasion with a $500 Amazon gift card, on us. Your achievement deserves to be celebrated, and this is our way of thanking you for trusting Kaplan with your Florida Bar Exam prep. Terms apply.
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Over the past five years, 91% of our students passed the UBE on their first attempt. Count on passing the bar when you complete Kaplan’s assigned practice.
Exam-Like Prep
Get as close to the bar exam as possible before test day. Study with 5,000+ exam-like MBE™ questions and learn from lawyers who know what it takes to pass.
Enhanced Learning Experience
Prepare to pass with the latest in bar prep technology, which combines learning science and AI to ensure your prep is customized, efficient and effective.
A $500 Award for Passing the First Time
Celebrate after you pass the bar exam on your first attempt with your Exam Excellence Award: a $500 Amazon gift card on us. We’re confident you’ll succeed. Terms apply.
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Florida Bar Exam Information
About the Bar Exam
The Florida Bar Exam is a two-day Exam. It takes place on the last Tuesday and Wednesday of February and July. The Florida portion takes place on Tuesday and the MBE®(Multistate Bar Exam) takes place on Wednesday.
Contact Information
Florida Board of Bar Examiners
1891 Eider Court
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1750
Bar Exam Format
The Florida Bar Exam is a two-day exam.
- Day 1: AM: 3 Florida essays PM: 100 Florida law multiple-choice questions.
- Day 2: 200-question, multiple-choice Multistate Bar Exam (MBE®).
Subjects Tested
Florida Constitutional Law
Federal Constitutional Law
Florida Rules of Civil Procedure
Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure
Florida Rules of Judicial Administration
Trusts
Business Entities
Real Property
Evidence
Torts
Wills & Administration of Estates
Criminal Law and Constitutional Criminal Procedure
Contracts
Articles 3 and 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code
Family Law
Chapters 4 & 5 of the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar
Professionalism
Bar Exam Dates
The Florida Bar Exam will be administered on:
- 2024: July 30-31,
- 2025: February 25-26, and July 29-30
Grading
The Overall Method may be utilized only by applicants who submit to Parts A and B during the same administration. A passing grade under this method would be an average scaled score of 136 or better.
The Individual Method may be utilized by those applicants who passed one part of the examination previously and elect to retake only the part previously failed. Applicants must achieve a passing scaled score of 136 score on each part taken.
MPRE®
Scaled score of 80 or better.
MPRE® Policy: The acceptable MPRE® score must be earned within 25 months of passing other parts of the Florida Bar Examination.
Reciprocity
There is no reciprocity between Florida and any other jurisdiction. Submission to the Florida Bar Examination and completion of a character and fitness investigation is required of all applicants.
Effective November 30, 2017, the Supreme Court of Florida has approved a change to the Rules of the Supreme Court Relating to Admissions to the Bar that will allow applicants for admission to The Florida Bar to transfer Multistate Bar Examination (MBE®) scores attained in other jurisdictions to Florida provided that the score meets the minimum passing score for Florida under rule 4-26.2 (currently a scaled score of 136) and the score was attained within 25 months of passing both Part A of the General Bar Examination and the MPRE® as required under rule 4-18.1.
Bar Review Convenience Package
Get the full review course, plus a lot extra—at no additional cost. You’ll get access to our bar-raising set of MBE flashcards, a second course within five years, and more. Sounds great, right? To make it even better, learn how your law firm can cover the cost.
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