UC Law SF Celebrates Bar Exam Success and Swearing-In of New Attorneys
Nearly 100 recent graduates of UC Law San Francisco celebrated their swearing-in as licensed attorneys before a packed auditorium of supporters on Dec. 2. They were just a fraction of the more than 300 grads who passed the notoriously challenging California Bar Exam in July. This year, the Class of 2024 achieved an impressive 84% pass rate, exceeding the statewide average of 81% for ABA-accredited law schools. The graduates’ hard work and the College’s enhanced bar passage support program and curriculum combined to equip students with the determination, skills, and confidence to launch thriving legal careers.
UC Law San Francisco graduates take the attorney’s oath, marking the culmination of three years of rigorous training designed to prepare them for impactful roles in the legal profession.
Orange County Superior Court Judge Eric Wersching ’03 shares wisdom and meets with recent graduates after the ceremony, highlighting the importance of problem-solving and adaptability in legal practice.
New attorneys celebrate their achievements with loved ones, reflecting on how UC Law SF’s tailored support prepared them to overcome challenges and excel in the profession.
Recent graduates listen intently as Judge Wersching shares advice for thriving as attorneys, emphasizing how their UC Law SF education has prepared them to address complex legal questions with creativity and confidence. Wersching returned to campus to administer the oath to nearly 100 students who passed the California Bar Exam.