The ABA committee reviewing the organization's accreditation standards has voted to do away with the rule establishing a minimum student-to-faculty ratio, just one in a flurry of votes during a two-day meeting.
July 18, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The American Bar Association's rules governing the size of law school faculties may soon be a thing of the past.
The ABA committee reviewing the organization's accreditation standards has voted to do away with the rule establishing a minimum student-to-faculty ratio. The panel reasoned that determining the true size of a law school faculty is just too complicated, given the number of adjuncts and non-full-time teachers.
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