Students From Failed Law Program Could Finish Degrees At Top Law School
This highly ranked law school may get the chance to serve as hero.
ASU Law has been approached to help Arizona Summit Law School to potentially assist in a teach-out plan. The proposed teach-out plan will help students finish their credit hours to graduate and complete their degree at Arizona Summit. We are currently in discussions but nothing has been finalized.
— a statement released by Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, discussing a potential closure plan for students who currently attend Arizona Summit Law School. Last month, the American Bar Association notified AZ Summit Law that it would be revoking the school’s accreditation.
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