The IP Legal Writing Program
Our unique IP Legal Writing Program places specific emphasis on current topics in IP as part of the first-year Legal Research, Analysis & Communication curriculum. Admission into the program is highly competitive. Since its inception CIPLIT has attracted students from the best undergraduate institutions including:
- Berkeley
- Georgetown
- Michigan
- Northwestern
- Notre Dame
- Princeton
- University of Chicago
- Stanford
- Washington University
- Emory
- MIT
2006-Overview
The students awarded seats in the IP Legal Writing Program for the 2006-2007 academic year achieved an average LSAT score of 161 and represent the top undergraduate and graduate institutions, including Emory University, Northwestern University, Stanford University, University of Chicago, University of Michigan and Washington University. Of the 55 students beginning law school in the fall and accepted into the IPLW sections, there will be twenty students with technical backgrounds and 35 students with non-technical backgrounds. This will be the most diverse class in IPLW history. Twenty-four percent of the students accepted into IPLW identify themselves as minorities.
2005-Overview
The students awarded seats in the IP Legal Writing Program for the 2005-2006 academic year achieved an average LSAT score of 161 and represent the top undergraduate and graduate institutions, including Berkeley, Georgetown, Michigan, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Princeton and the University of Chicago.
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