A look at the major initiative undertaken by the University of Dayton School of Law to improve its bar passage rate.

A concentration with certification allows law students to develop skills in a specific area, making them more practice-ready, without requiring additional time or tuition.

Academic Probation Any student whose cumulative GPA at the end of any regular semester is below 2.20, but who is eligible to continue studies in the School of Law (whether under the terms of these ...

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What percentage of the graduates responded, supplying the basis for the data reported? The higher the response rate, the more likely the information provided is valid. What percentage of respondents ...

Oath of Professionalism All students at the University of Dayton School of Law take the Oath of Professionalism, marking your official entry into the legal profession: ...

Legal Research and Writing Program Our Legal Profession Program is overseen and taught by a nationally and internationally recognized group of legal scholars and practitioners. The program is a ...

The Immigration and Human Rights Clinic represents refugees, persons seeking asylum in the United States, international human trafficking victims, victims of violent crimes, and immigrant detainees ...

STEP 1: BEFORE YOU BEGIN Try to pay off all credit card debt and all loans before the start of law school. Research financial aid opportunities available through the law school and external sources.

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The staff of the Career Services Office is committed to providing our students and alumni excellent career-related services and to providing potential and current students thorough, accurate ...

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