New St. Thomas University School of Law Dean Alfredo Garcia knows he has some big challenges ahead. "The first and greatest challenge is to improve our bar passage rate and once and for all put that issue behind us," he says. Garcia already has unveiled a 10-point plan to improve St. Thomas' bar passage rates, which are the second lowest among Florida's 10 law schools. He is the only Cuban-born law school dean in the country and is one of just seven Hispanic deans of law schools in the United States.
February 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
New St. Thomas University School of Law Dean Alfredo Garcia knows he has some big challenges ahead.
“The first and greatest challenge is to improve our bar passage rate and once and for all put that issue behind us,” Garcia said in an interview. To that end, he already has unveiled a 10-point plan to improve the law school’s bar passage rates.
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