Current Rules for Supplemental Application under Rule 402(i), SCACR
If an applicant who is seeking admission based on an existing UBE score has not been admitted within one year of the date of the filing of the application, the applicant must file a supplemental application along with a $250.00 fee. The application for admission, along with the supplemental application, shall be treated as being withdrawn if the applicant fails to be admitted within two years of the date of the filing of the application.
If an applicant sat for the UBE in South Carolina and has not been admitted within one year of the date of the notification advising the applicant that they received a qualifying score on the UBE for admission, the applicant must file a supplemental application along with a $250.00 fee. The application for admission, along with the supplemental application, shall be treated as being withdrawn if the applicant fails to be admitted within two years of the date of the notification advising the applicant that the applicant has received a qualifying score on the UBE for admission.
Electronic Communications
All information and announcements are posted on the Office of Bar Admissions' webpage at scbaradmissions.sccourts.org. Applicants are expected to regularly visit this webpage to review the announcements and information posted there. Applicants are also required to maintain a current email address and mailing address on their personal bar application account and to regularly read all mail from the Office of Bar Admissions, whether sent electronically or by the postal service. Applicants must ensure that emails from the Office of Bar Admissions are not filtered as spam and should add noreply@scbaradmissions.sccourts.org to their email address book.
Supplemental Application for Admission
A supplemental application must be filed with the South Carolina Supreme Court Office of Bar Admissions accompanied by the non-refundable fee of $250.00.
