July 2015 Examination Results - Supreme Court of the State of Arizona

Sep 21, 2026

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This formal report presents the July 2015 bar examination statistics for the State of Arizona, published by the Committee on Examinations of the Supreme Court. The document provides comprehensive data regarding candidate performance, including overall pass rates, average scores on the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) and written components, and the ranges of total scores achieved. The report breaks down success metrics by law school affiliation—specifically comparing Arizona State University (ASU), the University of Arizona (UAZ), and Arizona Summit Law School—alongside aggregate statistics for ABA-accredited and non-ABA-accredited institutions. Furthermore, the report provides a detailed breakdown of pass rates based on the number of attempts, offering a granular view of first-time versus repeat test-takers. These analytical metrics serve as a vital institutional record for assessing bar exam outcomes and law school performance benchmarks for the specified examination cycle.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages1

Reading Time3 min

AccessFree to download

Examination Performance Overview

Aggregate Statistics

Pass Rates by Institution

First-Time vs. Repeat Writers

Score Analysis

Averages and Ranges

Pass Rates by Attempt Number

FAQs

What was the overall pass rate for the July 2015 Arizona bar examination?

The overall pass rate for the July 2015 examination was 56.6%, with 368 out of 650 candidates passing.

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

First-time writers achieved a significantly higher pass rate of 65.7%, whereas repeat writers had a 21.6% pass rate.

Which law school had the highest overall pass rate among the listed institutions?

Arizona State University (ASU) recorded the highest overall pass rate at 81.8%.

Sep 21, 2026

Uploaded by Callum