The Wyoming bar exam is a two day examination.  On day one, the Multistate Bar Exam is administered.  On day two, 11 essays are given and applicant must answer 10. Click here for more information about AmeriBar's Multistate Bar Review Course.

Applicant must score a 130 (scaled) on the MBE.  70% required on essay section (and applicant must score 70% on 6 of the essays).

The Wyoming essay portion of the Wyoming Bar Exam consists of eleven questions. An applicant may choose any ten of the eleven questions.  It is administered in one four-hour session from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.

As per the Board of Bar Examiners, the subject areas from which questions are taken for the essay portion are listed as follows:

1. Administrative Law 2. Business Organization 3. Civil Procedure 4. Commercial Paper 5. Constitutional Law 6. Contracts 7. Corporations 8. Criminal Law and Procedure 9. Domestic Relations

10. Evidence 11. Mortgages 12. Oil and Gas 13. Property 14. Sales 15. Secured Transactions 16. Torts 17. Trusts and Estates - Wills 18. Water Law

In addition to successfully passing the Wyoming bar exam, an applicant must attain a score of 75 on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam.  A prior score will be accepted if taken within previous three years.  Click here for more information about AmeriBar's Free Online MPRE Review Course.

February Bar Exam: November 15 (receipt)

July Bar Exam: April 15 (receipt)

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$200. There is an additional fee for the character and fitness investigation.

Applicants may use MBE score of 133 (scaled) or higher if taken in previous 36 months.

Limited. Contact the board of bar examiners for the most current information. Wyoming Board  - (307) 632-9061

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