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It covers counts of individuals taking and passing bar exams overall, by source of legal education, and separately for first-time takers versus repeaters, including ABA-approved and non-ABA-approved law school graduates. It also reports special attorneys’ examinations, reinstatement-related exams for disbarred or suspended attorneys, longitudinal bar passage rates, admissions by multiple pathways, and foreign legal consultant licensing. 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In reviewing the data, the reader should keep in mind that some individuals seek admission in more than one jurisdiction in a given year. The charts represent the data as of the date they were received from jurisdictions and may not reflect possible subsequent appeals or pending issues that might affect the overall passing statistics for a given jurisdiction. Statistics are updated to reflect any later changes received from jurisdictions and can be found on the NCBE website, [www.ncbex.org](www.ncbex.org).  \nThe following national data are shown for the administrations of the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) and the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE):  \n• summary statistics,  \n• score distributions,  \n• examinee counts over a 10-year period, and  \n• mean scaled scores over a 10-year period.  \nThe use, by jurisdiction, is illustrated for the MBE, the MPRE, the Multistate Essay Examination (MEE), and the Multistate Performance Test (MPT) .  \n14 The Bar Examiner, March 2017  \n2016 Statistics Contents  \nPersons Taking and Passing the 2016 Bar Examination ....................................................................... 16  \nPersons Taking and Passing the 2016 Bar Examination by Source of Legal Education .................. 18  \nFirst-Time Exam Takers and Repeaters in 2016 ..................................................................................... 20  \n2016 First-Time Exam Takers and Repeaters from ABA-Approved Law Schools ........................... 24  \n2016 Exam Takers and Passers from Non-ABA-Approved Law Schools by Type of School......... 28  \nAttorneys’ Examinations in 2016 .............................................................................................................. 29  \nExaminations Administered to Disbarred or Suspended Attorneys as a Condition of Reinstatement in 2016 ................................................................................................................................ 29  \nTen-Year Summary of Bar Passage Rates, 2007–2016 ........................................................................... 30  \nAdmissions to the Bar by Type, 2012–2016 ............................................................................................ 34  \n2016 Admissions to the Bar by Examination, on Motion, and by Diploma Privilege ..................... 37  \nMultistate Bar Examination ..................................................................................................................... 38  \nJurisdictions Using the MBE in 2016 .....................................................................................","cbCaigFNSVoOE7ha","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigFNSVoOE7ha","pdf",1794123,36,"English","# Persons Taking and Passing the 2016 Bar Examination\n# Persons Taking and Passing the 2016 Bar Examination by Source of Legal Education\n# First-Time Exam Takers and Repeaters in 2016\n# 2016 First-Time Exam Takers and Repeaters from ABA-Approved Law Schools\n# 2016 Exam Takers and Passers from Non-ABA-Approved Law Schools by Type of School\n# Attorneys’ Examinations in 2016\n# Examinations Administered to Disbarred or Suspended Attorneys as a Condition of Reinstatement in 2016\n# Ten-Year Summary of Bar Passage Rates, 2007–2016\n# Admissions to the Bar by Type, 2012–2016\n# 2016 Admissions to the Bar by Examination, on Motion, and by Diploma Privilege\n# Multistate Bar Examination\n# Jurisdictions Using the MBE in 2016\n# 2016 MBE National Summary Statistics (Based on Scaled Scores)\n# 2016 MBE National Score Distributions\n# MBE National Examinee Counts, 2007–2016\n# MBE National Mean Scaled Scores, 2007–2016\n# Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination\n# Jurisdictions Using the MPRE in 2016 (with Pass/Fail Standards Indicated)\n# 2016 MPRE National Summary Statistics (Based on Scaled Scores)\n# 2016 MPRE National Score Distributions\n# MPRE National Examinee Counts, 2007–2016\n# MPRE National Mean Scaled Scores, 2007–2016\n# Multistate Essay Examination\n# Jurisdictions Using the MEE in 2016\n# Multistate Performance Test\n# Jurisdictions Using the MPT in 2016","[{\"question\":\"What bar examination outcomes does the 2016 Statistics section track?\",\"answer\":\"It tracks the number of persons taking and passing bar examinations, including pass counts and passage rates for first-time takers and repeaters, both overall and for graduates of ABA-approved and non-ABA-approved law schools.\"},{\"question\":\"How are admissions to the bar categorized in the 2016 snapshot?\",\"answer\":\"Admissions are shown by jurisdiction by examination, on motion, transferred Uniform Bar Examination (UBE) score, and diploma privilege, and it also includes individuals licensed as foreign legal consultants.\"},{\"question\":\"What national metrics are provided for the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) and the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE)?\",\"answer\":\"For MBE and MPRE administrations, it provides summary statistics, score distributions, examinee counts over a 10-year period, and mean scaled scores over a 10-year period, along with jurisdictional use and stated pass/fail standards for the MPRE.\"}]","2016 Statistics - Bar Examination & Admissions Overview | PDF",1789958527,91]