YU Law School Passing Rate for the 8th Bar Exam Second in Nation N
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- Date : 2019.05.29 11:10
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Eighth class for law school ranked second following Seoul National University
Passing rate since opening the law school 87.78%, first among non-Seoul universities
Master’s degree rate compared to total admitted students first in the nation... Proven to foster high quality lawyers
[May 21, 2019]
YU (President Sur Gil-soo) once again proved that it is a cradle for fostering lawyers by ranking second place for passing rates compared to the admitted students for the 8th class following only Seoul National University.
Also, according to the data provided by the Ministry of Justice, the YU Law School took first place in the nation for the rate of earning master’s degrees compared to actually admitted students at 93.59% (577 total students admitted / 540 earned degrees). This demonstrates that YU not only made the achievement of fostering lawyers by passing bar exams, but also in cultivating human resources specializing in jurisprudence through the substantiality of law school education.
In the case of passing rate compared to total test-takers in the 8th bar exam, YU, Seoul National University, Korea University, Yonsei University, Sungkyunkwan University, Sogang University, Kyunghee University, Ewha Womans University, Hanyang University, and the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies were placed in the national top 10 in passing rates. YU Law School is the only school located outside of Seoul among the top 10 universities. Among non-Seoul universities, YU Law School took first place (61.17%), followed by Pusan National University (49.12%) at second place and Kyungpook National University (45.45%) at third place.
The secret to the success of the YU Law School is in the student-oriented operation principles such as education, research administration services, etc. The academic growth and student guidance program accumulated since the opening of the law school has become an unrivaled program incomparable to that of other law schools.