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Penn State launches masters and certificate programs

Penn State Law in University Park has launched new masters and certificate programs aimed at students and...

Wayne State starts masters program for non-lawyers

Wayne State University Law School has launched a Master of Studies in Law program with a concentration...

Was Georgetown Law in the right when it fired an adjunct for “reprehensible” statements?

Georgetown University Law Center fired an adjunct professor earlier this month for stating that some of her...

More schools meet ABA bar passage standard

Most law schools didn’t have anything to fear when the American Bar Association toughened bar passage standards...

Fordham Law School launches online LL.M. in U.S. Law

Fordham University Law School launched a new, fully online LL.M. in U.S. Law in January.  The LL.M. program...

Five Critical Tips for First-Time Bar Exam Takers

Studying for the bar exam the first time can be intimidating. Not only do you need to...
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Law student burns court case files to stay warm during power outage

A second-year law student at the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Law got creative...

Didn’t pass the bar exam? Here is some tough love

According to the National Conference of Bar Examiners, 42% of those who took the bar exam nationwide...

Life Happens: Even While In Law School

  Somewhere in between “I think I want to go to law school” and “I passed the bar,”...

Six Steps Law Students of Color Can Take to be Successful in Law School

By Leonard M. Baynes, Dean and Professor of Law at University of Houston Law Center Over the past year with the...
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