State Bar & Bar Associations
Mar. 23, 2018
ABA report says most bar takers eventually pass
The association has considered requiring 75 percent of a school’s bar takers to pass within two years.
CURRIER
Nearly nine of 10 law school graduates in 2015 who took the bar exam passed it within two years of graduation, according to a report the American Bar Association released Thursday.
The report, which the ABA said was the first time it had disclosed bar passage outcomes in such a manner, comes as the association has weighed whether to require 75 percent of a school’s bar takers to pass within two years. The existing accreditation stan...
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