February 2018 Examination Results - Supreme Court of Arizona

Sep 21, 2026

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This formal report presents the examination results for the February 2018 Arizona Bar Examination, administered by the Supreme Court of Arizona Committee on Examinations. The document provides a comprehensive statistical breakdown of participant performance, including pass rates categorized by institution (ASU, U of A, AZ Summit, ABA, and Non-ABA schools) and applicant status (first-time vs. repeat writers). Key metrics detailed include average Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) scores, average written scores, and the overall total score ranges. Additionally, the report analyzes pass rate success based on the number of attempts, offering a thorough quantitative overview of the testing cycle. With a total of 383 writers and a 42.5% overall pass rate, this document serves as a critical analytical record of legal certification performance within the state for the specified period, ensuring transparency and providing necessary benchmarking data for legal education stakeholders and regulatory boards.

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Examination Performance Overview

Pass Rates by Institution

Averages and Range of Scores

Pass Rate by Attempt Number

FAQs

What was the overall pass rate for the February 2018 Arizona Bar Examination?

The overall pass rate for the examination was 42.5%, with 163 individuals passing out of 383 total writers.

How did first-time writers perform compared to repeat writers?

First-time writers achieved a 58.5% pass rate (113 out of 193), whereas repeat writers achieved a 26.3% pass rate (50 out of 190).

Which institution had the highest number of total writers in this exam?

Arizona Summit Law School had the highest volume of participants with 126 total writers, followed by ASU with 73 writers.

Sep 21, 2026

Uploaded by Mason