California State Bar officials announced Monday that this year�s July bar exam pass rate increased six-tenths of a percentage point over last year�s results -- from 48.2 percent to 48.8 percent. Gayle Murphy, the State Bar's senior executive for admissions, said consultants will review the results to see if any trends or other significant issues stand out to explain the low pass rates in recent years. On the bright side, this year�s results ended a decline that began after the most recent high in 2001.
November 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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California State Bar officials were left to wonder Monday whether an increase of six-tenths of a percentage point on the July bar examination was anything to brag about.
While the pass rate announced late Friday inched up from 48.2 percent last year to 48.8 percent this year, it still marked the second lowest number of successful test takers in 19 years. The 1986 class topped out at 44.4 percent.
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