Can applicants transfer UBE scores to the Florida Bar Exam?

Applicants can transfer UBE (Uniform Bar Examination) scores to the Florida Bar Exam under specific conditions, making this the correct answer. Florida allows for the transfer of UBE scores from applicants who have taken the UBE in other jurisdictions, provided they meet certain criteria set by the Florida Board of Bar Examiners.

To successfully transfer UBE scores, applicants must have achieved a minimum passing score as defined by Florida law and may be required to meet other qualifications such as submitting a complete application, passing a character and fitness review, and satisfying any additional local requirements. This transfer system is designed to accommodate applicants who have demonstrated their competency through the UBE, promoting a more uniform standard for bar admission across different jurisdictions.

The option mentioning only the possibility of passing an additional test references the state's requirement for different conditions, which applies to certain applicants but is not universally applicable to all UBE transferring applicants. Similarly, requiring a minimum time of Florida residency does not align with the broader policy that allows for UBE score transfers regardless of the applicant's residency duration.