Be careful what you wish for. I have friends that are lawyers and they talk about how terrible the bar is for assessing real world skill. You need to be fairly

Be careful what you wish for. I have friends that are lawyers and they talk about how terrible the bar is for assessing real world skill. You need to be fairly well versed in 20+ forms of law (admin, criminal, civil etc) independent of what form of law you practice. Most of the test is irrelevant to what you do, but you need to know it anyways. I guess the advantage is once you pass you don't need to re-certify. Which also seems incorrect.