Is Kim Kardashian actually in law school?

TV reality show star and beauty mogul Kim Kardashian West has had some involvement in the area of prison reform in June 2018. She was also instrumental in persuading President Trump to support the First Step Act, which paved the way for major reforms in the US prison system.

American commentator Van Jones stated that without Kardashian, the act would never have been passed because it would not have received attention from the president. Following this milestone, Kardashian was rumored to be attending law school after her husband, Kanye West, seemed to drop a hint in an interview in 2018.

So is Kim Kardashian actually in law school?

Kardashian took to Twitter to share what seemed to be a piece of exciting news for her.

Kardashian has passed her first law exam, the baby bar, on the way to becoming a criminal justice lawyer – so YES. The TV personality’s “Baby Bar” pass on the path to law apprenticeship was not until her fourth try with three fails in two years.

The 41-year-old said in her Tweet on Monday, December 13:

California’s bar exam is notoriously difficult. Passing the baby bar is, however, important since the state of California will not underestimate compliance with the requirement in studies. Students must pass the baby bar within three administrations of the test to secure eligibility upon their completion of the first year of law school. Failing to do so can result in loss of the credits for any legal study prior to the baby bar.

Kardashian will most likely not forget this achievement, even adding an emotional tweet that reads:

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