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Standard 302(a) Learning Outcomes

This page contains language of law school learning outcomes associated with Standard 302(a) – competency in (a) Knowledge and understanding of substantive and procedural law.

How to Use This Database

Select a learning outcome to see which law schools state that specific learning outcome in their list of student learning outcomes. Each law school’s link will take you directly to that school’s learning outcomes web page.

  1. Arizona
  2. Belmont – I: fourth bullet.
  3. Brooklyn
  4. California Davis
  5. UCLA
  6. California Western – Knowledge: A(2).
  7. Chicago Kent – 1(b).
  8. Cleveland Marshall – I.
  9. Columbus-Catholic
  10. Cornell
  11. Drake
  12. Drexel
  13. Duke
  14. Duquesne
  15. Elon
  16. Faulkner – 1. c.
  17. Florida State
  18. George Mason – 4.
  19. G‌‌eorgia State – Outcome 1. Criterion 2.
  20. Golden Gate
  21. Harvard
  22. Hawaii – 2(1).
  23. Hofstra – Category 3(d).
  24. Idaho
  25. Illinois
  26. Indiana Bloomington – 4.
  27. Louisville
  28. Loyola New Orleans – Knowledge of substantive law and processes.
  29. UMass – PC1.1.1 & 1.1.2.
  30. Memphis
  31. Minnesota – 1(iv).
  32. Missouri – Substantive goals. Second bullet point.
  33. Montana
  34. Nebraska
  35. Nevada
  36. North Carolina
  37. Northeastern
  38. Ohio Northern – 2 & 3.
  39. Ohio State
  40. Oregon
  41. Pace
  42. Pennsylvania
  43. Penn State – I: category 3.
  44. Richmond
  45. Saint Louis
  46. San Francisco
  47. Seattle – Outcome 3. Second & Third bullet points.
  48. South Carolina
  49. Southern
  50. Southwestern
  51. Stetson
  52. St. John's
  53. St. Mary's
  54. St. Thomas (MN)
  55. SUNY Buffalo
  56. Syracuse – Outcome 1. Third bullet point.
  57. Temple – Criteria 1.2 & 1.3.
  58. Tennessee – 2(b) & (d).
  59. Washington
  60. Washington University
  61. Willamette – 2(b).
  1. Albany – Aspirational Goals: first bullet.
  2. Arkansas Little Rock – A(1) & (3).
  3. Barry – I(b).
  4. Brooklyn – Substantive and Procedural Law. Third & fourth bullet points.
  5. California Western – Knowledge: B.
  6. Cleveland Marshall – I
  7. CUNY
  8. Dayton – Outcome 1: Criterion 2.
  9. Detroit Mercy
  10. Duquesne
  11. Elon – Page 1. Cognitive Abilities. Problem Solving.
  12. Faulkner – 1. c.
  13. Fordham – 2.
  14. Georgetown
  15. Gonzaga
  16. Hofstra – Category 3(a)–3(c).
  17. Illinois
  18. Indiana Bloomington – 3.
  19. Iowa
  20. Kansas
  21. Kentucky
  22. Loyola Chicago
  23. Loyola Los Angeles
  24. UMass – PC1.1.4.
  25. Memphis – Learning Outcome 1. Criterion 1.
  26. Mercer – Legal Literacy.
  27. Michigan
  28. Minnesota
  29. Missouri – Substantive goals. Fourth bullet point.
  30. Nevada – Legal and Law-Related Knowledge.
  31. North Dakota
  32. Pace
  33. Penn State Dickinson
  34. Quinnipiac
  35. Roger Williams – 1. a & b.
  36. Saint Louis
  37. Santa Clara
  38. Seattle – Outcome 3. First bullet point.
  39. Southwestern
  40. St. Thomas (FL)
  41. Syracuse – Outcome 1. Fourth bullet point.
  42. Temple
  43. Tennessee – 2(a) & (c).
  44. Texas A&M
  45. Texas Tech – Outcome 1, Criterion 3.
  46. Washburn – 1.3.
  47. Widener – I.
  48. Willamette – 2(a).
  49. Wisconsin-Madison
  1. American
  2. Barry – I(c).
  3. Duquesne
  4. Missouri – Substantive Goals. Third bullet point.
  5. Montana – Learning Outcomes: first bullet.
  6. Ohio State – 2.
  7. San Diego
  8. Seattle – Outcome 1. Third bullet point.
  9. South Carolina – Goal 1: Outcome 2.
  10. Tennessee – 2(e).
  1. Belmont – I: seventh bullet (international law).
  2. Brooklyn – Substantive and Procedural Law. Second bullet point.
  3. California Hastings
  4. Duke
  5. Duquesne
  6. Florida Coastal
  7. Fordham
  8. Hofstra
  9. Indiana Bloomington – 2.
  10. Kansas
  11. Kentucky
  12. McGeorge
  13. Memphis
  14. Montana – Learning Outcomes: second bullet ("Rocky Mountain West" law).
  15. Penn State
  16. San Diego
  17. South Carolina
  18. Syracuse – Outcome 1: Second bullet.
  19. Vanderbilt
  20. Virginia – Outcome 1(b).
  21. Willamette – 1 (b).
  1. Alabama
  2. Albany
  3. Appalachian
  4. Arizona
  5. Arizona State
  6. Arkansas-Fayetteville
  7. Atlanta John Marshall
  8. Ave Maria
  9. Baltimore
  10. Baylor
  11. Boston College
  12. Boston University
  13. Brigham Young
  14. California Berkeley
  15. California Davis
  16. California Western
  17. Campbell
  18. Capital
  19. Case Western Reserve
  20. Chapman
  21. Charleston
  22. Chicago
  23. UConn
  24. Creighton
  25. CUNY
  26. Chicago
  27. Chicago Kent
  28. Colorado Boulder
  29. Cornell
  30. Denver
  31. DePaul
  32. Emory
  33. Florida A&M
  34. Florida Coastal
  35. Florida International
  36. Florida Levin
  37. Florida State
  38. George Washington
  39. Georgia
  40. Harvard
  41. Houston
  42. Idaho
  43. Illinois
  44. Indiana Bloomington
  45. Indiana (Indianapolis)
  46. Iowa
  47. Liberty
  48. Lincoln Memorial
  49. Loyola Marymount
  50. Maryland
  51. McGeorge
  52. Michigan
  53. Michigan State
  54. Mississippi College
  55. Mississippi
  56. Missouri-Kansas City
  57. Mitchell-Hamline
  58. NC Central
  59. Nebraska
  60. New England
  61. New Hampshire
  62. New Mexico
  63. New York Law School
  64. Northeastern
  65. Northern Illinois
  66. Northern Kentucky
  67. Northwestern
  68. Notre Dame
  69. Nova Southeastern
  70. Ohio Northern
  71. Oklahoma
  72. Oklahoma City
  73. Pepperdine
  74. Pittsburgh
  75. Regent
  76. Rutgers
  77. Samford
  78. San Diego
  79. Seton Hall
  80. South Dakota
  81. Southern California Gould
  82. Southern Methodist
  83. South Texas - Houston
  84. Southwestern
  85. Stanford
  86. St. Thomas (FL)
  87. St. Thomas (MN)
  88. Suffolk
  89. Texas
  90. Texas A&M
  91. Texas Southern
  92. Toledo
  93. Touro
  94. Tulane
  95. Tulsa
  96. UIC John Marshall
  97. Vanderbilt
  98. Vermont
  99. Villanova
  100. Virginia
  101. Wake Forest
  102. Washington & Lee
  103. Wayne State
  104. Western New England
  105. Western State
  106. West Virginia
  107. Widener-Commonwealth
  108. Widener-Delaware
  109. Wisconsin-Madison
  110. WMU Cooley
  111. Yale
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