CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte School of Law says 25 percent of its students taking the North Carolina bar exam for the first time passed in February.
That's the lowest in the school's history.
“We have put in place, and promised to the ABA, improvements in both admissions and teaching that will significantly improve pass rates in the future,” said interim dean Scott Broyles.
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