On ABA accreditation: a proposal to increases costs at schools, which falls disproportionately on a handful

A new, expansive curriculum requirement would increase costs generally but burden a few schools the most

This is the third of a series of posts about proposed changes to Standards 303, 304, and 311.

In my first post, I noted that the ABA has a formal policy against micromanagement of a law school curriculum. It is possible to overcome that policy with an adequate justification. The ABA has not done so, which I demonstrated in my second post.

Even if a new re…