What test do lawyers take?

Answer 1

In order to get into an American Bar Association-accredited law school, you must first take the LSAT (Law School Admission Test). Once you get your score, you can apply to law school. Once you complete law school, you have to take the Bar Examination of the state that you want to practice in. Then, you go through an admissions process, but there's no testing after the Bar. Foreign-educated lawyers will probably just have to take the Bar Exam of the state they want to practice in.

Answer 2

There are several exams to be taken. Most states in the US require you to take the professional responsibility exam and the bar exam for their state.
In order to become a lawyer, most places in the US require the candidate to take and pass the bar exam for the jurisdiction in question. Many also require the Professional Responsibility Exam.

Answer 3

In the US there are typically two required exams to become licensed. One is the Professional Responsibility Exam and the other is the Bar Exam, which typically consists of two parts, a Multi-state Multiple Choice of 200 questions and an essay session. Some also include a practical exam.

Answer 4

It's called the Bar Exam. Each state has one of their own and it lasts between 2-3 days.

Answer 5

The bar exam

Answer 6

It's called the Bar Exam.