There are many different preparation routes one can take to ensure a really high score on the Texas bar exam. Philip Cooper’s just happened to involve a city bus.
Cooper won the top mark on the July exam by scoring 884 out of a possible 1,000 points. What made that top score even more remarkable is that Cooper graduated from an out of state law school, the University of Chicago Law School, in 2017.
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