It’s time once again for Trivia Tuesday, our regular exploration of the special programs and opportunities available at leading law schools. This week we take a peek into Virginia Law’s robust pro bono program. Managed by the Mortimer Caplin Public Service … Continue reading
In this addition 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 couple of years, such as altering the … Continue reading
In today’s Trivia Tuesday, we’re discussing Columbia Law School’s Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition, the crown jewel of the CLS mooting program. The Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition is held in three rounds starting in Autumn Term. The tournament is open … Continue reading
Welcome back to Trivia Tuesday, Clear Admit’s weekly exploration into a leading law school program. Today, we’re looking at Penn Law School’s pro bono requirement. Penn Law is one of the few leading law schools that includes legally-oriented community service work, … Continue reading
In today’s Trivia Tuesday, we’re looking at the way the student body at Stanford Law School is structured. The average size of each SLS J.D. class is roughly 180 students, and has remained virtually constant for many years. With Chicago Law’s 1L … Continue reading
In this week’s Trivia Tuesday, we are considering the very popular discussion-based seminars offered at Harvard Law School and Michigan Law School. Known as Reading Groups at HLS and Mini-Seminars at Michigan Law, the weekly seminars are held outside of … Continue reading
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