More UC Law San Francisco graduates are passing the bar on their first try and securing jobs in the legal field soon after completing their degrees—evidence of the College’s long-term investment in academic skills instruction, career development, and student success.
This past year, 92% of the Class of 2024 secured employment in the legal profession within 10 months of graduation. The achievement continues a four-year trend in which around 90% or more graduates moved directly into legal roles after law school.
Bar exam performance is also rising, part of a steady upward trajectory over the last decade, excluding pandemic-related anomalies. This year, 86% of the Class of 2025 graduates passed the California bar exam on their first attempt — an increase from 84% the previous year and again exceeding the state average. Graduates also performed exceptionally well on out-of-state exams: 93% passed exams outside California, and 100% of UC Law SF graduates who sat for the New York bar exam passed.
Provost & Academic Dean Morris Ratner said these results reflect years of strategic investment in academic skills-building...
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