In this edition of Trivia Tuesday, we’re taking a look at the University of Chicago Law School’s grading system. While many of its peer schools have made changes to their grading systems in the past year, such as altering the … Continue reading
With the nation’s current mortgage crisis resulting in unprecedented numbers of foreclosures, a weekend article in TIME suggested an affiliated “emergency” situation: a shortage of lawyers to counsel homeowners in such foreclosures. And with the situation direst in Florida, the … Continue reading
Building on Michigan’s Pro Bono Pledge and continuing an unofficial “public service Monday” here on the Law School Blog, the University of Virginia Law School announced it will launch a new public service program for first- and second-year students, beginning … Continue reading
Something that recently caught our eye is Michigan Law School’s revamped commitment to public service. The school has revealed its plans to increase its community service through the Pro Bono Pledge for students. Under this voluntary Pledge, students are asked … Continue reading
Hello and welcome to Clear Admit’s inaugural Fridays From The (law school) Frontline! In this weekly feature we take a look at the goings on in the law school blogosphere, checking in with current students and aspirants as well. 3L … Continue reading
The National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) has designed a uniform bar exam that is expected to be given by approximately ten states in 2011. The aim of the uniform exam is to standardize attorney credentials nationally, and would allow … Continue reading
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