Texas Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE)
The Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (“MPRE”) is an ethics exam administered by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (“NCBE”) and not by the state of Texas. The MPRE is administered separately from the Texas bar exam and is generally tested three times each year in March, August, and November.
Please visit the Ethics Exam/MPRE page for general information about the MPRE and the MPRE application process.
MPRE for Texas
Texas requires an MPRE scaled score of 85 or greater prior to obtaining a license to practice law in Texas. The MPRE requirement must be met no later than two years after passing the Texas bar exam. MPRE scores are valid indefinitely.
Attorneys seeking Texas Admission on Motion must achieve a score of 85 or greater on the MPRE.
Texas MPRE Scoring Reciprocity/Transfer
Texas accepts MPRE scores that were achieved in another jurisdiction.