Admission Requirements and Lawyer Bar Exam Results
Applicants who passed the February 2024 bar exam must complete all of the requirements through the online admissions site. See the New Admittee Process Instructions for more information.
After an applicant has met all the requirements for admission, the applicant will be recommended to the Washington Supreme Court for admission to the practice of law in Washington. Upon receipt of the Admission Order from the Court, the WSBA will assign the new member a license number and send the member by mail a Bar card and a certificate from the Court. Applicants are not permitted to practice as a lawyer until the Court signs the Admission Order.
Applicants who have passed the Washington UBE have 40 months from the date of the examination to complete the New Admittee Process and be licensed as a lawyer. Admission by Motion and Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) Transfer applicants have one year from the date of the application submission to become licensed in Washington.
- Review the 2024 February Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2023 July Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2023 February Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2022 July Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2022 February Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2021 July Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2021 February Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2020 September Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2020 July Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2020 February Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
- Review the 2019 July Lawyer Bar Exam Statistics
APR 5(f) — On October 27, 2022, the Washington Supreme Court issued order No. 25700-B-697 which authorizes judges to administer the oath remotely by available technologies, including videoconferencing or teleconferencing. If the judge conducting the swearing-in- agrees to conduct this type of process, please email the judge a signed copy of the oath form for the judge's signature. Once all parties have signed the oath form, it is your responsibility to upload a copy of the completed oath to your user home page. Please keep a copy for your records.
Lawyer Bar Exam Pass List
Of the 304 candidates who took the February 2024 Lawyer Bar Exam, 143 candidates passed the exam. Read the complete exam statistics.
The February 2024 Bar Exam passing candidates include:
Adams, Heather H.
Agrawal, Prachi
Alhadeff, Jacob Morris
Alston, Cassandra Janay
Anderson, Elise Carolene
Anderson, Julia
Anderson, Madeleine Mackay
Aston, Esme Lillian
Babarinsa, Omobola Abike
Baek, Sunjung
Bair, Annika May
Baldwin, Akela Michina
Balukh, Ostap
Bannister, Craig James
Barrie, Sarah Elizabeth
Beninger, Lauren Nicole
Biehn, Megan Elizabeth
Black, Sarah Ann
Britten, Chase Edward
Brooks, Markus DeShawn
Buckley, Britton Ann
Cisneros, Janel Magdalena
Combs, Lucas
Concannon, Mary Carol
Conner, Hailey Ruth
Cossette, Erin Elizabeth
Davidson, Lyndsey
Davis, Samantha Jeanine
de Carvalho Bacil Williams, Mariana
Del Valle, Trisha Rose
Doyle, Paige Christine
Eagleson, Jeffrey Mentor
Ellis, Alexandria Taylor
Enriquez, Le Roi Tulisana
Ferreira, Maria Gabriela de Oliveira Reis
Fields, Marcia Kathryn
Fraser, Raechel Minji
Fuentes, Matthew Alfredo
Furman, Sarah
Galvan, Michael Anthony
Geisler, Alison
Goldfarb, Jakob Connor
Gossing, Isabella A.
Grande, Andrea Alexandra
Gross, George Kiyoshi
Gustafson, Blake
Hall, Mary Kathryn
Hassani, Nicholas Jad
Hellman, Austin
Heuer, Chrystol Millie Jean
Hiatt, Egan A.
Higgins, Aron Michael
Hogg, Jim Vernon
Holmes, Devan Kim
Holst, Jesica Marie
Hughes, McKaylin
Hung, David Hsin-T
Ikerd, Morgan Michelle
Itah, Maya
Jankovic, Matthew Alexander
Jaramillo, Gianni
Johnson, Jessica Rose
Johnson, Hunter
Jorgenson, Kelsey
Kiama, Julia Wairimu
Kim, Michael Wonjoong
Klein, Joelle Catherine
Knox, Jillian
Kray, Melanie
Kwok De Los Santos, Corina
Lanum, Rosetta Reed
Larson, Renee Kristine
Lee, Elizabeth Anne Yuki
Lemus, Jennifer Lynn
Lieuallen, Kailey Nicole
Loyden, Taylor Elizabeth
McGarvie, Jessica
McRuer, Kaya
Mendez, Sarah Mishell
Merritt, Rachel Helen
Middleton, Katherine
Minnitti, David Thomas
Mitchell, Mark Joseph
Mixon, Ashley
Mock, Nathan Charles
Molina, Maria Victoria
Mostafaloo, Sara
Mousavi, Roxanneh
Murari, Jordan
Murphy, Thomas Joseph
Musgrave, Madison Joseph
Nance, Damaris Taylor
Nicolas, Gelline Doble
Nirwan, Harpreet Singh
Nuckles, Brit Merle
Nwagu, Chukwunonso Ejikeme
Nwankwo, Onnaedo
O'Connor, Jordan
O'Toole, Charles Forrest
Obeidat, Baha Adnan
Parrent, Mark Paul
Patel, Reeya Jitendra
Pena Canon, Luisa Catalina
Pollitt, Henry Rowe
Ponce, Bruno
Rayner, Riley
Reed, Carrie Ann
Renshaw, Jeffrey Flint
Ricarte, Rocky Andres
Robbins, Zachrey
Rodriguez Ramirez, Sonia
Rudnicki, Nicole Elizabeth
Ruffin, Mary
Rush, Quincy
Salazar, Jakob
Salsbury, Zoey Jordan
Sandoval, Carlos
Santopinto, Juan Pablo
Schack, Tami
Schulz, Kalli Anne
Shea, Claire Marguerite
Shrout, Jewel Yvonne
Sinha, Tripti
Smith, Sarah Lynn
Spence, Patreece Jasmin
Staeheli, Ian
Steffen, Avery Collin
Stickels, Brandon Michael
Stone, Jacqueline Hanley
Story, Cole Robert
Sudarshan, Tanisha
Swenson, Hannah Jude
Thompson, Jessica A.
Tuohy, Kelsey Hanna
Vanderdonck, Gustaf Allen
Ventura, Francis Nathan
Vogel, Kyle Stanley
Worku, Samuel Kebede
Wright, Taylor Christopher
Xu, Yan
Zimny, Julia Faith
Zollman, Nichole
Please Note : All applicants are subject to a character and fitness review prior to being admitted to practice law in Washington. Factors considered by Admissions staff and Bar Counsel when determining whether an applicant should be referred to the Character and Fitness Board are set forth in Washington Supreme Court Admission and Practice Rules (APR) 20-24.2(a).
Any discrepancy or conflict between the information provided here and the rules and regulations set by the Washington Supreme Court, or the Bylaws and policies of the Washington State Bar Association, is unintentional and will be resolved in favor of strict compliance with the rules, regulations, Bylaws and policies.