New Mexico's Supreme Court approved a skills-based licensure path, aiming to increase the number of lawyers in the state.

New Mexico Supreme Court approves a skills-based pathway allowing law graduates to skip the bar exam with 675 hours of ...

Colleges will be held accountable for how much their graduates earn. This requirement was described as a "low bar" by Michael ...

A new Louisiana law aims to give students more information about their education and career options before they choose a ...

A new mentorship program launching in Pennsylvania will give those with a high school diploma (or equivalent) the ability to ...

Law graduates who were unable to take Washington state’s July bar exam due to technological problems will have the option to ...

A flurry of federal student loan changes took effect July 1, including the elimination of the Grad PLUS loan program, which ...

The New Mexico Supreme Court has just offered a new way for law school graduates to earn their license. Graduates now have ...

Chalkbeat reports that while Philadelphia has more English learners than ever, their graduation rates are significantly lower ...

All three of Washington’s law schools are asking the state Supreme Court to license graduates who couldn’t take the canceled ...

New Mexico supreme court eases path for law graduates ...

Colleges are bracing for a further decline in international student enrollment, especially in graduate programs, after the ...