Prospective law students have always been interested in the bar passage success rates of schools they’re considering attending. After all, while a law degree is a prerequisite to taking the bar almost everywhere, passing the bar is a prerequisite to actually practicing law in almost all states.
Recent Posts
Understanding the 'Ultimate' Bar Passage Rate In Comparing Law Schools
Posted by Charles Sullivan on 2/6/19 8:10 AM
Topics: Internships/Jobs, Advice and Tips, Student Life

Written by
Charles Sullivan
What's the Socratic Method? And Why do Law Professors use it?
Posted by Charles Sullivan on 11/10/15 12:48 PM
It seems appropriate to title this post with questions because questions are the heart of the so-called “Socratic method,” which is the distinguishing characteristic of law school instruction. Or at least it used to be.
Topics: Classes and Courses, Faculty

Written by
Charles Sullivan