From Bernie Burk, a UNC law prof
http://www.thefacultylounge.org/2012/03 ... s-may.html
Nod to Campos for aggregating the info.
"Things May Be Even Worse Out There Than We Imagined" Forum
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"Things May Be Even Worse Out There Than We Imagined"
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Re: "Things May Be Even Worse Out There Than We Imagined"
Interesting. Not surprising, but interesting.
Why won't the ABA put on probation and eventually remove any school with less than 60% bar passage or less than 60% employment of full time permanent JD required at 9 months? Oh, wait... money... nevermind.
Why won't the ABA put on probation and eventually remove any school with less than 60% bar passage or less than 60% employment of full time permanent JD required at 9 months? Oh, wait... money... nevermind.
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Re: "Things May Be Even Worse Out There Than We Imagined"
I think the rule is they have to have poor results 3 years in a row...I forget the specifics but I'll try and dig it up later if I have time.spleenworship wrote:Interesting. Not surprising, but interesting.
Why won't the ABA put on probation and eventually remove any school with less than 60% bar passage or less than 60% employment of full time permanent JD required at 9 months? Oh, wait... money... nevermind.
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Re: "Things May Be Even Worse Out There Than We Imagined"
splitbrain wrote:I think the rule is they have to have poor results 3 years in a row...I forget the specifics but I'll try and dig it up later if I have time.spleenworship wrote:Interesting. Not surprising, but interesting.
Why won't the ABA put on probation and eventually remove any school with less than 60% bar passage or less than 60% employment of full time permanent JD required at 9 months? Oh, wait... money... nevermind.
Yeah, but I bet they'd take any data thrown at them the next two years, no matter how doctored, in order to keep a school in. They don't want to un-accredit schools.
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