While the top law schools like to believe that they are the best suited to turn out graduates ready to excel on the profession's favored hazing ritual test of minimum competence, it turns out that it's not a perfect overlap.
A two-year rate below 75% runs afoul of ABA accreditation standards. Cooley had already sought an extension to try to dispute the last time the school failed to meet this threshold.
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