Friday, May 31, 2013

13 colleges where it is nearly impossible to fail


13 Schools Where It's Almost Impossible To Fail

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Yale Law School, New Haven, CT

Yale Law School, New Haven, CT
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Yale Law School is widely regarded as the top law school in the U.S.
The school doesn't have regular grades, just Honors, Pass, Low Pass, and Fail. Almost no one fails, so basically the worst you can do is get a low pass.
Not only does Yale Law have a different grading structure, but it has a unique culture as well.
We were recently shut down by students when we tried to compile a list of "the most impressive students at Yale Law School."
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