The dean of Arizona Summit Law School this week defended paying stipends to graduates who delay sitting for the bar examination to extend their test preparation.
The stipends are part of the Unlock Potential (U.P.) program, which dean Shirley Mays called a “creative and innovative” way to help students who simply wouldn’t be ready to sit for the exam otherwise.
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