John Sammon, executive director, Georgia Office of Bar Admissions (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
First-time test-takers from Georgia law schools showed improvement, but repeaters overall did worse, which dragged down the overall pass rate.
May 22, 2018 at 01:59 PM
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staff reporter
In a positive sign, the pass rate for Georgia’s February bar exam continued to improve for first-time test-takers.
Of the 257 first-timers who took the February exam, 70.4 percent passed—up two percentage points from the 68.3 percent who passed the prior February exam, according to data released by the Georgia Office of Bar Admissions on Monday.
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