Sunday, October 23, 2016
More Than 30 Law Schools Pay Student Bar Review Costs: Does It Improve Pass Rates?
ABA Journal, More Law Schools Are Covering Bar Review Costs: Is It Improving Pass Rates?:
Out of law schools who have July 2016 bar results for first-time test takers, many saw their pass rate percentages drop.
And of the schools that saw pass rates rise, some are increasingly covering partial or entire bar review costs for graduates.
Mike Sims, president of the test prep group BARBRI Bar Review, told that ABA Journal that more than 30 law schools now pay for their students’ bar review. According to the business’s website, courses cost between $2,595 and $3,995, depending on when someone enrolls.
https://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/2016/10/more-than-30-law-schools-pay-student-bar-review-costss-does-it-improve-pass-rates.html
Loyola's got a 38% underemployment score. I don't think there are a lot of alumni with spare cash to donate.
Posted by: wtfreqkenneth | Oct 25, 2016 1:13:28 PM