SACRAMENTO—Newly released data for California’s July 2016 bar exam reveal a strong performance from graduates of most top-tier, out-of-state law schools, while pass rates for students from other programs fell behind.
The test scores, provided to The Recorder, largely mirror those recorded by students of ABA-accredited, California-based schools. Forty-eight percent of all out-of-state law school graduates passed the California test compared to 43 percent of those who went to school in the Golden State.
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