In an article in its March 2010 issue, The National Jurist has ranked the University of Iowa College of Law’s library as the nation’s top law library — besting 197 other competitors. The article, “What Makes a Great Library,” and … Continue reading
With the majority of schools having released their decisions, many successful applicants will soon be facing the enviable – but often agonizing – decision of choosing between programs. Though we know that those of you in this position will already … Continue reading
Aimed at more adequately preparing students for specific legal careers and concentrations, on Thursday faculty members at Emory University School of Law agreed to a set of changes to the program’s first-year curriculum. Most notably, the curricular reform institutes a … Continue reading
Welcome back to Trivia Tuesday, the Clear Admit Law School Admissions Blog’s weekly segment on a leading U.S. law school. Today we are taking a peek into UC Berkeley School of Law’s Professional Skills Program. Many leading U.S. law schools … Continue reading
Last week the University of Oklahoma Law Center announced that Joe Harroz will take over the deanship beginning July 1st, 2010. Harroz, who received his undergraduate degree from Oklahoma University and his J.D. from Georgetown Law, will also become a … Continue reading
Last week Tulane University Law School announced that David Meyer will become the program’s 22nd dean, beginning July 1. A constitutional and family law scholar, Meyer is currently associate dean for academic affairs and a professor at the University of … Continue reading
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