FAMU tops UF’s February first-try bar passage rate, again

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The FAMU College of Law achieved a 72.2 percent first-try passage rate on the February 2014 Florida Bar Examination. That was 7.5 points higher than the University of Florida, which had a 64.7 percent first-try passage rate.

FAMU also topped UF on the 2013 February Bar Examination. For that exam, FAMU’s first-try passage rate was 82.6 percent and UF’s was 72.7 percent.

Back in 2009, FAMU Law Dean LeRoy Pernell introduced a restructured Academic Success & Bar Preparation Program, currently directed by Professor Alicia Jackson. The Bar Exam Success Training (BEST) Program is a centerpiece of this initiative. According to FAMU Law’s website, BEST provides “individualized structure and support for FAMU graduates who are taking the bar exam. The program begins immediately after students graduate and continues to the bar examination.”

The results of the February 2014 bar exam show that the BEST Program is continuing to get results.

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