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California Bar Exam: Macs Allowed

By Erik Schmidt

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Michael Katz, a student at USF Law, sent this:

From page 3 of the CA Bar July 2008 Exam Laptop Requirements (PDF):

“Apple Macintosh Users: Users with Apple’s MAC OSX v. 10.4.4 (Tiger) or Mac OSX v. 10.5 (Leopard) laptops can run SofTest in Windows XP or Vista installed via Apple’s Bootcamp.”

This applies only to MacBook or MacBook Pro users, because Boot Camp will not work on non-Intel Macs. Still, it’s excellent news. Some schools simply follow the procedures used by the Bar. So in California at least, one of the last excuses to keep Macs out of exams has just fallen by the wayside.

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