Research shows the effects of so-called "demographic mismatch," in which 1L students are less likely to receive top grades from a professor who is a different sex or race.
August 08, 2018 at 12:52 PM
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Fresh-faced law students will be showing up on campus later this month, gunning for top grades.
And their chances of landing a coveted A or A- in those all-important first-year courses are slightly better if their professors are the same race and sex as they are, according to recent research on the so-called “demographic mismatch” in law schools.
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