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Vt. Bar Admission Rule 10
GRADING OF THE UNIFORM BAR EXAMINATION; FINALITY OF SCORES
(a) Grading. In conjunction with the NCBE, the Board grades the UBE in accordance with
grading procedures and standards set by the NCBE. In its sole discretion, the Board may use
professional assistants to assist with grading.
(b) Certified Uniform Bar Examination Score. Based on the grading, the NCBE calculates and
certifies each Applicant’s score on the UBE.
(c) Finality of Scores. An Applicant’s score on the UBE, as certified by the NCBE, is final.
Board’s Notes—2025 Amendment
Along with Rule 2, Rule 10 is amended in preparation for the
adoption of the NextGen bar exam. References to “Multistate Bar
Examination,” “Multistate Essay Examination,” and “Multistate
Performance Test” are removed, as those will not be standalone
parts of the NextGen bar exam. Former subdivision 10(b) is
removed because it referenced the Multistate Bar Examination.
Subdivisions (c) and (d) are relabeled (b) and (c).
This rule is new and reflects the adoption of the Uniform Bar
Examination. Consistent with the standards for the UBE, the rule
provides that certified UBE scores are final. A UBE jurisdiction may
not offer the review and appeal process set forth in the prior rules
§§ 10(f), (g), (h). Those provisions have accordingly been eliminated.
Provenance
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- www.vtcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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