In a reversal from last year, eight of New York state's 15 law schools have reported lower pass rates for first-time candidates who took the July bar exam. In 2011, eight schools reported improved pass rates over the prior year.
December 12, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In a reversal from last year, eight of New York state’s 15 law schools have reported lower pass rates for first-time candidates who took the July bar exam. In 2011, eight schools reported improved pass rates over the prior year.
This year’s turn-around resulted in the state’s first-time candidate average pass rate dropping one percentage point, to 85 percent.
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