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Oregon Bar Exam Prep

Oregon bar exam (NextGen UBE): fees, deadlines, tested subjects, and recommended prep for the July 2026 and February 2027 administrations.

Exam typeNextGen UBE 2026CycleJuly 2026 + Feb 2027Timely deadline2026-11-16Standard fee$1,000

NextGen UBE 2026 jurisdiction

Oregon is in the first NextGen UBE administration on July 28-29, 2026. Format-specific prep matters here.

Full Oregon NextGen guide

Key dates & fees

Pulled from NCBE charts and state board pages, last checked July 6, 2026. Some later dates are estimates. Confirm with your board before filing.

February 2027 administration

Checked against board page
Exam typeNextGen UBE
Timely deadline2026-11-16
Final deadline2026-12-15
Late deadlines2026-12-15
Standard fee$1,000
Attorney fee$1,600
Repeater fee$1,000 / $1,600
Late feeCheck with the board
Laptop fee$150

State value is used for this row; NCBE baseline first filing deadline was Nov. 15.

July 2027 administration

Estimate, not yet published
Exam typeNextGen UBE
Timely deadline2027-04-15
Final deadline2027-05-15
Late deadlines2027-05-15
Standard fee$1,000
Attorney fee$1,600
Repeater fee$1,000 / $1,600
Late feeCheck with the board
Laptop fee$150

NCBE had not yet published an official chart for this exam administration when we last verified. The dates shown follow the jurisdiction's most recent same-cycle pattern and are estimates until the board publishes final deadlines. Confirm with the jurisdiction before relying on them.

Turn Oregon dates into a daily practice plan

Use the guide to plan your filing and subject coverage, then create a free account for short MBE-style reps, saved progress, and weak-area routing tied to your jurisdiction.

Tested subjects

Oregon administers the NextGen UBE. Subjects are defined by the NCBE NextGen content scope — foundational concepts you must know cold, plus skills-context topics where the exam supplies the authorities.

Practice the subjects Oregon is likely to test

Use the guide to plan your filing and subject coverage, then create a free account for short MBE-style reps, saved progress, and weak-area routing tied to your jurisdiction.

National resources to pair with Oregon

Official sources