This brief survey on the 2020 bar exam (https://t.co/W4qm27rFzV) is conducted by 2020 graduates of the Georgetown University Law Center. Data is publicly available and updated live. We do not ask for any names or contact information.
Dear esteemed Bar Associations of America (cc'd): We're wondering if you've seen our survey, and if you'd consider conducting your own similar surveys, to better assess 1) the 2020 bar exam's impact on applicants, and 2) your members' thoughts on solutions https://t.co/sFCTLJyiIJ
Please RT: 81.9% of bar applicant respondents say a proctored online exam presents hardship. We'd like to conduct a survey to help determine what these hardships are. If you're a bar applicant scheduled to take a proctored online bar exam, what are some hardships presented?
Of licensed attorneys responding: 11% support in-person bar exams with safety precautions, 11% support proctored online bar exams, 45% support un-proctored online bar exams, 77% support diploma privileged licensure. #LawTwitter#BarExam
See graph below. Also, as a result of COVID-19: 84% of our respondents report extraordinary anxiety, depression, or stress; 61% had future employment rescinded or delayed; 68% are living on significantly reduced budgets; 57% have no good place to study for the bar exam. #BarExam
Almost 1,000 responses so far on our #BarExamSurvey. Results have been eye opening (https://t.co/sFCTLJyiIJ). If you haven't yet, please take a moment to fill out the survey (https://t.co/W4qm27rFzV). #BarExam#LawTwitter
This brief survey on the 2020 bar exam (https://t.co/W4qm27rFzV) is conducted by 2020 graduates of the Georgetown University Law Center. Data is publicly available and updated live. We do not ask for any names or contact information.
This brief survey on the 2020 bar exam (https://t.co/W4qm27rFzV) is conducted by 2020 graduates of the Georgetown University Law Center. Data is publicly available and updated live. We do not ask for any names or contact information.
Unfortunately, we are not able to verify survey respondents, and therefore cannot guarantee the validity of survey results. However, we are calling on entities, such as state bar associations, who are able to verify respondents, to conduct similar surveys.