According to a recent article published by the ABA Journal, the ABA and the Conference of Chief Justices adopted similar resolutions this summer that encourage state bar admissions authorities to strongly consider implementing the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE). While a … Continue reading
Monterey College of Law in Seaside, California is the first accredited law school, among the 220 or so in the U.S., to provide students with iPads as part of a BARBRI supplemental curriculum program. During the second phase of the … Continue reading
The end of this week will be met with a huge sigh of relief from bar exam test-takers around the country. For aspiring lawyers, the end of July is fraught with anxiety about passing the bar. In Ohio, law schools … Continue reading
Three blind law school graduates, who were allowed to use screen-access software during law school, have been denied the right to use specialized computer-based aides on the Multistate Bar Examination portion of the Maryland bar exam. Earlier this year, UCLA … Continue reading
According to a recent article in the St.-Louis Post Dispatch, Missouri has agreed to begin the process of formulating a uniform bar exam, making it the first state to adopt such a plan. A uniform bar exam – designed for … Continue reading
Despite the economic downturn’s well-publicized crunch on the legal market and law firm hiring, a new survey from Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions finds a majority of pre-law students relatively bullish on their employment outlook. According to an article last … Continue reading
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