Harvard Law School to Introduce Full-Tuition Scholarships for Lower-Income Students
Harvard Law School is set to implement a groundbreaking initiative this autumn, offering full-tuition scholarships to deserving lower-income students. This…
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NextGen Bar Exam to Replace ExamSoft in July 2026
The forthcoming revamped bar exam set to debut in July 2026 is set to abandon ExamSoft, the testing platform fraught…
Council Calls for Feedback on Accreditation of Online Law Schools
The council of the American Bar Association’s Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar has opened avenues for…
Georgia State University Professor Creates Unique Learning Experience
A novel approach to legal education is underway at Georgia State University (GSU), where Professor Mo Ivory has orchestrated an…
Concerns Rise Among Law School Admissions Officers Over Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ban
In a recent survey conducted by test prep company Kaplan, most law school admissions officers have expressed significant concerns regarding…
Navigating the Path to Law School: Insights and Tips for Prospective Students
Embarking on the journey toward law school demands careful consideration and preparation. Here are invaluable insights and tips to guide…
JD-Next Exam Faces Scrutiny as ABA Consultant Recommends Caution
The ABA (American Bar Association) has issued a memo cautioning against placing undue reliance on the JD-Next exam, a prelaw…
Law School Admission Council Pilots Inclusive Program to Address Diversity Concerns Post-Harvard Decision
Amidst ongoing discussions surrounding diversity in education, mainly fueled by the U.S. Supreme Court’s pivotal decision in June 2023 (Students…
Kellye Testy to Assume Leadership Role at the Association of American Law Schools
Executive Transition: LSAC President to Head AALS Kellye Testy, the current President and CEO of the Law School Admission Council…
Stanford Law School Appoints Interim Dean, Paul Brest
Stanford Law School Faces Rapid Leadership Changes Stanford Law School has undergone its third change in leadership within just four…
Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ban: Minority Law School Applicants Defy Predictions
The U.S. Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action in college admissions, implemented in June, has not resulted in the anticipated…
Law Schools Adapt Policies as Generative AI Platforms Gain Traction
In response to the growing prevalence of generative artificial intelligence platforms, law schools are revamping academic integrity policies. Educators are…