Catalogue 1920/1921
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The design of the School of Law is to afford |a thorough, practical, and scientific education in the principles of: The common and statute law of the United States; the English and American system of equity jurisdiction; the public law of the United States and Europe; the Roman law — ancient and modern; theoretical and comparative jurisprudence.
Opportunity is given through short special courses for specializing in particular fields.
Application. All applicants for admission must present satisf...actory evidence of good moral character.
Admission to the School of Law as a matriculated student will be upon one of the following three conditions: (a) Graduation from an approved college or scientific school of collegiate rank.
(b) The successful completion of three years of undergraduate study in an approved college or scientific school, which course of study must have included satisfactory courses in Economics and in English and American History.
(c) In lieu of either of the above, the presentation of satisfactory evidence of pre- liminary training obtained in higher institutions of learning, in this country or abroad, equivalent to that prescribed in either of the foregoing paragraphs (a) or (b).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The design of the School of Law is to afford |a thorough, practical, and scientific education in the principles of: The common and statute law of the United States; the English and American system of equity jurisdiction; the public law of the United States and Europe; the Roman law — ancient and modern; theoretical and comparative jurisprudence.
Opportunity is given through short special courses for specializing in particular fields.
Application. All applicants for admission must present satisf...actory evidence of good moral character.
Admission to the School of Law as a matriculated student will be upon one of the following three conditions: (a) Graduation from an approved college or scientific school of collegiate rank.
(b) The successful completion of three years of undergraduate study in an approved college or scientific school, which course of study must have included satisfactory courses in Economics and in English and American History.
(c) In lieu of either of the above, the presentation of satisfactory evidence of pre- liminary training obtained in higher institutions of learning, in this country or abroad, equivalent to that prescribed in either of the foregoing paragraphs (a) or (b).
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