The July 1999 bar exam pass rates declined for students from 14 of the 15 law schools in New York State, compared to pass rates a year ago. Only Columbia students managed to match their pass rate from 1998: 92 percent.
December 16, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Not one law school in the state of New York improved its performance from 1998 on the state bar examination given in July 1999.
In fact, two law schools � Syracuse and New York � experienced double-digit declines in their pass rates, with Syracuse down a full 10 percentage points to 65 percent of its students passing and New York Law School, with the biggest decline, down 12 percentage points to just 58 percent passing.
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