The California bar examiners attempted a much-needed overhaul of the testing format amidst financial struggles. However, after moving to a new hybrid testing model meant to reduce costs and provide remote options, the rollout suffered from severe technical failures. This led to system crashes and miscommunication during the February exam, ultimately forcing the state to abandon the hybrid approach and revert to traditional in-person testing. The chaotic administration exemplifies the institution's struggle with modernization and cost management, despite promising strategies that could have saved millions annually.
Just when you thought the California bar exam disaster had reached its logical conclusion, the Cal Bar examiners appear poised to answer that question by slamming the brakes on its new hybrid test format.
Despite this revelation, the powers-that-be dragged their feet, determined to keep throwing money down the drain to maintain the status quo hazing ritual.
The new plan could save the bar examiners upwards of $4.2 million per year; THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA!
It went... poorly. From login failures to system crashes, from proctors who might as well have been on mute to outright lost exams, the February administration was so bad.
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