The businesswoman passed the exam after three attempts
After several attempts, Kim Kardashian finally made it: she passed her bar exam. Although it seemed like quite a challenge with four children and an impending divorce, the 41-year-old businesswoman passed her test after trying for two years. With this move, Kim is getting closer to achieving her dream of becoming a lawyer.
As it was great news for her, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star could not contain her excitement and in the early hours of this Monday, she shared the news on her social networks, revealing how excited she was to have achieved it since she had He had taken the exam several times and had failed it.
Looking into the mirror, I am very proud of the woman I see in the reflection, ”she reads herself at the beginning of her message.
Below, Kim explains in detail how she prepared for the test and the times she failed it. “For anyone who doesn't know what my journey in law school has been like, know that it hasn't been easy for me to handle. I failed this exam 3 times in 2 years, but I got back up every time and studied harder, and tried again until I made it!
“In California the way I'm studying law you have to take 2 bar exams this was just my first but with the hardest pass rate. I was told by top lawyers that this was a nearly impossible journey and more difficult than the traditional law school route, but it was my only option and it feels so good to be here and on track to achieve my goals.”
In her message, Kim gave special thanks to Van Jones, a lawyer by profession and a CNN contributor, who guided Kim on the winding path of studying law. “A big thank you to vanjones who convinced me to go to law school in the first place before introducing me to Jessica Jackson and even joneshaney who took me to see their every move in the courtroom. I have so much respect for you and I thank you both for letting me tag along and asking all the little questions along the way.”
“To prep school Bar Bri Law School, couldn't have done it without you! Getting with teachers sam. Arlen. Farkas and chuck shonholtz changed my life. Thanks, guys for putting in the hours and teaching me everything I needed to know! 10-hour days, daily 4-hour zooms, and our in-person practice tests week after week. We did it!".
“I know my dad would be very proud and so surprised to know that this is my path now, but he would have been my best study buddy. I was told that he was known to make fun of people who didn't approve of his first attempt as he did, but he would have been my biggest motivator!"
“The bottom line is never giving up, even when you're holding on by a thread, you can do it! Put your mind to it and do it because it feels so good once you get to the other side!”.
As Kim well explained, there is still one exam to pass, but this one she took is the most difficult of the two, so good luck to the businesswoman, who could soon be one of the most outstanding defenders of the court. The socialite has a passion for law in her veins thanks to her father, the late Robert Kardashian (1944-2003), who was a lawyer of Armenian origin, known for being a friend and defender of O. J. Simpson during one of the most media trials in United States history.
