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Yale Fosters Stronger Ties with an Indian University
Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) forges a partnership with US Ivy League Yale University after hosting a two-day conference that tackled the issue of “globalisation in India and the USA.” Five faculty staff of Yale, including president Professor Richard Levin, participated in the event. The conference, which was prepared by JGLS, O.P. Jindal Global University [...]
Filed under law school admissions news, November 21st, 2010Baylor Law School Leads in Texas Bar Exam Pass Rates
Students of Baylor Law School continue to achieve a high pass rate in the Texas State Bar Exam since 2001. Now on its 14th time, Baylor Law School achieved a 94.64% success rate, which is the highest compared to the nine law schools in Texas. The impressive record includes 106, out of 112, Baylor Law [...]
Filed under law school admissions news, November 14th, 2010Taking a Gap Year before Law School Admissions
It is understandable that more and more students are opting to take a gap year between high school and college. Then, of course, some are taking a gap year between college and professional school. Students want the time off before immersing into a few more years of intense study. Apparently, Harvard Law admissions officers are [...]
Filed under law school admissions news, October 19th, 2010Marquette University Law School Invites Prospective Students to Information Sessions
The Office of Admissions of the Marquette University Law School is holding admission information sessions for interested candidates. This way, potential students need not rely on campus tours, brochures, and websites alone to get a feel for the law school. The information sessions will give them the chance to raise questions. Law school admission requirements [...]
Filed under law school admissions news, October 15th, 2010The American College of History and Legal Studies Serves as Law School Preparatory
The American College of History and Legal Studies is a component of an experimental arrangement in education for future law school students. The college delivers only one training and funnels its graduates to the Massachusetts School of Law in Andover, which offers the higher education establishment its funding. Some parents are a little skeptical about [...]
Filed under law school admissions news, October 14th, 2010