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Washington Street, Suite 104  \nPhoenix, Arizona 85007-3222  \n602-452-3971  \nJULY 2014 EXAMINATION RESULTS  \nTotal Writing: 667  \nTotal Pass: 456 =68.3%  \nAverage MBE: 142.5  \nAverage Written: 142.1  \nAverage Total Score: 284.5  \nRange of Total Score: 216-345  \nPASS RATES  \n\n|  | ASU | UAZ | AZ Summit | All ABA* | Non ABA | Total |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| First Time\u003Cbr>Writers | 88.4%\u003Cbr>( 122 out of 138) | 88.6%\u003Cbr>( 70 out of 79) | 54.7%\u003Cbr>(86 out of 157) | 74.6%\u003Cbr>(420 out of 563) | 100%\u003Cbr>(1 out of 1) | 74.6%\u003Cbr>(421 out of 564) |\n| Repeat\u003Cbr>Writers | 33.3%\u003Cbr>(3 out of 9) | 12.5%\u003Cbr>(1 out of 8) | 33.3%\u003Cbr>(16 out of 48) | 33.3%\u003Cbr>(34 out of 102) | 100%\u003Cbr>( 1 out of 1) | 33.9%\u003Cbr>( 35 out of 103) |\n| Total | 85%\u003Cbr>(125 out of 147) | 81.6%\u003Cbr>(71 out of 87) | 49.7%\u003Cbr>(102 out of 205) | 68.2%\u003Cbr>(454 out of 665) | 100%\u003Cbr>( 2 out of 2) | 68.3%\u003Cbr>(456 out of 667) |\n\nAVERAGES AND RANGE OF SCORES  \n\n|  | ASU | UAZ | ASL | All ABA | Non-ABA |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Average | 295.7 | 292.8 | 271.5 | 284.5 | 289 |\n| Score | 231 – 345 | 222 – 339 | 216 – 345 | 216 – 345 | 277 – 301 |\n\nPASS RATE BY ATTEMPT NUMBER  \n\n|  | \\#1 | \\#2 | \\#3 | \\#4 | \\#5 | \\#7 | Total |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Total Writing | 564 | 61 | 26 | 10 | 5 | 1 | 667 |\n| Total Pass | 421 | 21 | 4 | 7 | 2 | 1 | 456 |\n| % Pass | 74.6% | 34.4% | 15.3% | 70% | 40% | 100% | 68.3% |\n\n* Includes ASU, UAZ, AZ Summit, and all other ABA Law Schools","cbCaicx859MDYjY6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicx859MDYjY6","pdf",203742,"English","# Exam Performance Overview\n## Pass Rates by Institution\n## Score Averages and Ranges\n## Pass Rate by Attempt Frequency","[{\"question\":\"What was the overall pass rate for the July 2014 Arizona bar examination?\",\"answer\":\"The overall pass rate for the July 2014 examination was 68.3%, with 456 candidates passing out of 667 total writers.\"},{\"question\":\"Which law school had the highest first-time pass rate in this group?\",\"answer\":\"The University of Arizona (UAZ) had the highest first-time pass rate at 88.6%, closely followed by Arizona State University (ASU) at 88.4%.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the pass rate change for repeat writers compared to first-time writers?\",\"answer\":\"First-time writers achieved a 74.6% pass rate, while repeat writers saw a significantly lower success rate, with an overall average of 33.9% across the repeat categories.\"}]","July 2014 Examination Results - Supreme Court of Arizona | PDF",1789951460]