Law School Docket
Derek T. MullerAn occasional look at the topics affecting legal education and the legal profession, with an emphasis on data analysis, strategic objectives, and the bigger picture.
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Legal education news of the week (3/16)
The ABA has released updated bar admission data, the first-time admission data for the Class of 2025 and the “ultimate” data (i.e., admission within two years of seeking admission) for the Class of 2023. This data will be used in the 2027 U...
Some promise and some questions about the "NextGen" bar exam
In July 2023, the National Conference of Bar Examiners released its first set of sample questions for the “NextGen” bar exam. It included eight multiple choice questions and an “integrated question set”.” They offered a small window into wh...
USNWR law rankings coming April 7, where methodology will be unchanged, but some data computation may vary
The USNWR law rankings, which everyone loves to hate, will be released April 7, per a USNWR presser. It makes two promises.
Legal education news of the week (3/9)
On student loans: AccessLex has created a resource for private loans for prospective law students, compiling loans with some details. This is extraordinarily helpful, and something that is an essential gap-filling service. As I noted last w...
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Professor of Law, Notre Dame Law School. Elsewhere, I often write about election law and federal courts. Here, I write about legal education and the legal profession.
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