New York and California Schools' Bar Pass Rates and Rankings
On Monday, I wrote a little about the correlations between schools' bar pass rates and some other attributes, like their US News rankings. To add a little more to this discussion, here's a table that compares New York and California schools.
Correlations Between Average Percentages of Graduates of Specific Law Schools Who Pass the New York or California Bar Examination and Selected Attributes of Their Schools
All correlations are statistically significant at p < .0001.
The LSAT and GPA sure have a high correlation with bar exam; whether those measure something important to the practice of law is a separate issue, of course.
Alfred L. Brophy
Correlations Between Average Percentages of Graduates of Specific Law Schools Who Pass the New York or California Bar Examination and Selected Attributes of Their Schools
New York | California | |
Attribute | r | r |
peer assessment | .91 | .84 |
Lawyer/Judge assessment | .92 | .84 |
GPA, 25th percentile | .88 | .87 |
GPA, 75th % percentile | .89 | .88 |
GPA midpoint | .89 | .88 |
LSAT, 25th % percentile | .93 | .89 |
LSAT, 75th % percentile | .91 | .90 |
LSAT, midpoint | .92 | .90 |
n=22 | n=18 |
All correlations are statistically significant at p < .0001.
The LSAT and GPA sure have a high correlation with bar exam; whether those measure something important to the practice of law is a separate issue, of course.
Alfred L. Brophy
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