In 2005, the New York Board of Law Examiners increased the NY Bar's passing score from 660 to 665. The National Conference of Bar Examiners prepared a report on the impact of the 2005 NY Bar Exam's passing score increase. A press release on the report (2007) can be found here, and the full report (2006), which includes data on foreign-educated candidates, can be found here.
The NY BOLE intended to increase the passing score from 660 to 675 over three years; however, it seems the second and third increases were put on hold, pending the 2006 report. Does anyone know if there remains any plan to implement these increases?
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