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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think anyone confident that they would pass the bar would take it. For a competent person, it's just 3-4 weeks of concentrated study. [/quote] This. I knew I would never practice as did a few of my classmates and we all took the bar. It looks bad if you dont. IMO it makes people assume you didnt pass or couldn't pass. [/quote] This. You never know where you career might take you, or when having the Bar might come in handy.[/quote] I'm guessing when your family is worth a billion or so, you worry less about this than the rest of us.[/quote] +1. I would not assume that he did not or could not pass the bar. He likely just knew he was never going to be grinding it out reviewing docs like the rest of us. I had a couple of classmates from HLS who went back to banking/finance without taking the bar and they did not even have family money.[/quote]
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