Interesting article in the New York Law Journal: Local Law Schools Debate Offering Students Bar Prep Courses, by Douglas S. Malan:
There is debate over how far law schools should go beyond their regular, rigorous curricula to stem the tide. While some institutions now offer for-credit bar exam prep classes, schools in Connecticut and near its borders seem to prefer non-credit programs and academic counseling for struggling students. Administrators emphasize that their role is to ground students in the basics of law, not coach the nuances of a test.
