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Upcoming Law Student Events
We have several law student-oriented events throughout the year. You can click here to view them all in one place and sign up for those that interest you. These events are typically free or have highly reduced registration fees and are aimed at benefitting law students through substantive information and networking opportunities.
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Interested in getting involved with the IndyBar Law Student Division? Fill out this form for more information on committee positions and volunteer opportunities. To apply for a leadership position with IndyBar's Law Student Division, complete this form. Questions? Email Deneen Fitzgerald at dfitzgerald@indybar.org.
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Ready to Apply for the Bar Exam? Use the Bar Application Clinic.
If you are preparing to take the Bar Exam there are a few things you must do to prepare beyond studying! The first step is completing the bar exam application. IndyBar offers you a convenient opportunity to get what you need in one location. At our One Stop Shop Bar Application Clinic, you will be able to gather several of the required documents to complete your application for the upcoming February or July Bar Exams in just minutes. We'll help you secure a passport-style headshot, your Indiana BMV records, and official fingerprinting. The Bar Application Clinic for the February 2026 Exam has already concluded. The clinic date serving students applying for the July 2026 Exam will be announced soon.
Questions about the Uniform Bar Exam?
Below is a collection of links and information you may find useful to answer any questions regarding the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). For more details, visit the National Conference of Bar Examiner's website.
- The UBE will be administered February 24-25, 2026 and July 28-29, 2026
- In Indiana, individuals taking the UBE must score a minimum of 264 to be admitted to the Bar. View other jurisdiction scores here.
- All individuals planning to take the UBE must complete an application and register for the jurisdiction they will be taking the exam. Learn more about the registration process here.
- If you are unsure if your state has adopted the UBE, you can view a full list of states here.
- If you have already passed the UBE, but are moving jurisdictions, you may transfer scores from their previous UBE submission to apply for admission in another jurisdiction that has adopted the UBE. Learn your UBE Score Portability here.
Law Student Division Mission
The purpose of the IndyBar Law Student Division is to promote the objectives of the Association within the three law schools located in the state of Indiana. Specifically, the division seeks to encourage student membership and involvement in order to develop lasting relationships between law students and the association as a whole.
All IndyBar law student members are automatically members of the IndyBar Law Student Division.
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