Disastrous February CA Bar Offering by the Numbers

Disastrous February California Bar Offering by the Numbers:

Test takers of the newly designed California bar exam faced a myriad of problems. Many users were unable to log in, disconnected and/or locked out of the testing platform, and unable to copy and paste. Others reported getting blank exam questions or the same question twice, being unable to upload answers, and/or getting the notice they failed after upload.
The situation was so bad the California Bar offered a retake initially scheduled for March 3-4 and now postponed to March 18-19, but at this point, twelve California law school deans have requested the March retake be blocked and for a full review.
Even before the test, the Bar knew the rollout was going poorly and offered registrants the option to withdraw and get a full refund. Those who proceeded and failed could retake it for free in July. Of 5,600 registrants, 964 withdrew by Feb. 26, the first day of the exam.
One purpose of this newly designed test was to save $3.8M, but the exam is already facing cost overruns.
Exam questions have been leaked online, and forensics experts hired to figure out who did it.