Florida International University College of Law. Photo: Catherine Wilson/ALM
Eighty-five percent of FIU's first-time test takers sitting the bar exam in February passed.
April 18, 2018 at 01:04 PM
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When it comes to earning the top spot for performance on the Florida Bar exam, the secret’s in the hands-on training.
At least that’s how Florida International University acting law dean Tawia B. Ansah explains FIU’s No. 1 ranking, outpacing all others as the school with the highest percentage of first-time candidates succeeding on the bar exam.
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