ColoradoElkHerd

Post By Young Man For Whom Aggies Raised Many Hundreds Of Thousands To Treat His Eye Disease

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But touting a law school’s higher initial Bar passage rate, by itself, is not necessarily the flex that you think it is. There are a number of law schools, which in order to get more attention (by advertising a high in-state Bar passage rate,) spend a lot of time “teaching to the test” as an early Bar review course. We used to call such schools “black letter law schools.”

“Black letter law” can and does change. Law schools like Texas utilize a broad and varied curriculum designed to impart critical thinking skills, teaching students to “think like a lawyer” and flexibly defend their positions in a variety of future situations. That leaves law grads with more responsibility to prep for their Bar exams on their own.

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Calling horseshite on moving the goalpost.

I had to pay for a child who graduated from a prestigous law school. If the school had told her she might need to clerk and study at night for a year after graduation to pass the Bar, she would have said FU and applied somewhere else.

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Diploma mill cult

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It must really hurt that Aggies started a Law School and in just a few years are passing the Texas Bar exam at the highest rate of any school in Texas. So much for vaunted tu law school.

I have degrees from both schools. A&M was hellish tough.

Tu Austin? Not so much.

He disappeared in College Station.

I think he is the one where the Mizzou staff planted an Aggie logo blanket in his room.

Tennessee better off cutting him loose.

Only 2 potential OL starters played in the spring game.

Wouldn't jump to conclusions about the OL. Returning the most experience since the 2020 season at OL and returning experience is a key factor.

Defense appears solid.

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Good series Hawgs!

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Yep they did.

Longest active win streak in SEC.

GG Hawgs!