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Georgia - Admission, Eligibility, Deadlines, Fees and Scores

Georgia Bar Admission Information
NextGen Exam Notice: Georgia has announced that it intends to administer the NextGen bar exam in July 2028. Visit https://www.ncbex.org/exams/nextgen to learn more about the new exam.
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Bar Admission Agency

Supreme Court of Georgia
Office of Bar Admissions

Nathan Deal Judicial Center
330 Capitol Avenue SE, Ste. L200
Atlanta, GA 30334

Phone (404) 656-3490
Email gabaradmissions@gasupreme.us
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Bar Exam Eligibility, Deadlines, and Fees

ABA-Approved Law School J.D. Required Yes
Foreign Law Graduate Eligibility Yes
July 2025: First filing deadline June 1
July 2025: Late filing deadline June 15
February 2026: First filing deadline Jan. 1
February 2026: Late filing deadline Jan. 15
Bar Exam Application Filing Fees Details available from the jurisdiction.

Score Portability

Accepts Legacy UBE Score No
Accepts NextGen UBE Score Yes
Minimum NextGen UBE Score TBA
Date First Acceptance NextGen UBE Score TBA
Jurisdiction-Specific Requirement Yes
Accepts Transferred MBE Scores No

Character & Fitness Investigations

This jurisdiction does not use NCBE's character and fitness services; please contact Georgia for filing instructions.

MPRE Requirements

MPRE Required Yes
MPRE Minimum Passing Score 75
MPRE Score Time Parameters Details available from the jurisdiction.

Admission on Motion

Rules Provide for Admission on Motion Yes
Legal Education and Reciprocity Requirements Details available from the jurisdiction.
Number of Years of Practice Required 5 of past 7

Bar Exam

Legacy UBE No
NextGen UBE Yes
Date First Administration July 2028
NextGen UBE Minimum Passing Score TBA
NextGen UBE Jurisdiction-Specific Requirement Yes
Jurisdiction-Drafted Exam Yes
Jurisdiction-Drafted Exam Minimum Passing Score 270

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Disclaimer: Since jurisdiction rules and policies change, NCBE strongly advises consulting the jurisdiction's bar admission agency directly for the most current information.
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