Course Selection, Student Characteristics and Bar Examination Performance: The Indiana University Law School Experience.

Cutright, Phillips; And Others

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Course Selection, Student Characteristics and Bar Examination Performance: The Indiana University Law School Experience

Cutright, Phillips; And Others

Journal of Legal Education, 27, 2, 127-37, 75

To test the rationale of Rule 13, which requires 54 semester hours in 14 subject matter areas for bar examination eligibility, a study analyzed the performance of 272 Indiana University Law School graduates on the Indiana bar exam. No course or group of courses was found to have any consistent relationship to success or failure. (JT)

Descriptors: Certification, Courses, Educational Research, Higher Education, Law Students, Legal Education, State Standards, Student Characteristics, Success

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Identifiers - Location: Indiana

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