Bar Exam Results for July 2012: California Bar Exam Statistics

The California Bar Exam Results has released its results for private look-up. Now, let’s look at the statistics.

The passing rate for 6,485 first-time applicants was 68 percent overall. The passing rate for the 2,252 applicants repeating the examination was 18 percent overall. The overall pass rate was 55%.

Here are the pass rates according to law school categories:

For California ABA law schools: 77% for first time takers; 24% for repeat takers

For Out of State ABA law schools: 64% for first time takers; 21% for repeat takers

For California Accredited but not ABA law schools: 32% for first time takers; 11% for repeat takers

For Unaccredited fixed faculty: 14% for first time takers; 4% for repeat takers

For Unaccredited Correspondence: 30% for first time takers; 16% for repeat takers

For Unaccredited Distance Learning: 20% for first time takers; 15% for repeat takers

For the Attorney’s Bar: 152 (34.9 percent) of the 435 lawyers who took the Attorneys' Examination passed.

As you can see by the statistics, repeat takers have an incredible difficult time passing the bar exam. If you are a repeat bar exam taker, contact Bar Professors. We can help you succeed.

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