The Hawaii Bar Exam is administered over two days (Tuesday and Wednesday).  The written portion of the bar exam is administered on day 1.  It consists of six Multistate Essay Exam questions and a short quiz on the Hawaii Rules of Professional Conduct.  In the afternoon, examinees are required to answer two 90-minute Multistate Performance Test questions.  On day 2 of the Hawaii Bar Exam, the Multistate Bar Examination is administered.  

The score from each day is weighted equally.   

A scaled score of 85 is required and the MPRE must be taken within two years before or one year after the exam.  Click here for more information about AmeriBar's Free Online MPRE Review Course.  

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