More than 90 law school deans have asked their accreditor to halt new standards that would hold schools accountable for very low bar passage rates. Last October, the Council of the ABA Section of Legal Education & Admissions to the Bar approved two new standards to stop exploitative admissions and retention practices. At a time […]
What types of new changes will the ABA be making to do this?
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When a school cannot figure out how to maintain accreditation under such reasonable rules, it should close.
If the ABA waits too long to act, we will end up with yet another group of students in 2016 being set up to fail.