Washington and Lee University School of Law has announced plans to revise its 3rd year curriculum. Instead of traditional academic classes, the new program will be "comprised of law practice simulation, real-client experiences, the development of professionalism, and development of law practice skills." Read more at the The New Third Year.
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Washington and Lee School of Law to Replace 3rd Year Classes with Experiential Curriculum
March 17, 2008 · Barbara R. Monroe
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