NCCU law school out of compliance with standards, American Bar Association says
Officials of the law school at North Carolina Central University were ordered to appear before the American Bar Association's accrediting committee in June after the association found the school to be "significantly out of compliance" with its standards.
Posted — Updated"If the information provided in the written report demonstrates compliance with the standards listed above, then the committee may find the law school to be in compliance with the standards and cancel the hearing," the ABA said in the notice.
"NCCU remains dedicated to the School of Law and its mission of providing a high quality legal education while preparing citizens of North Carolina and beyond for service and leadership in the legal profession," NCCU Chancellor Johnson O. Akinleye said in the statement. "We will continue our commitment of critical resources, including human capital and financial support, to ensure the School of Law remains in compliance with the American Bar Association standards.”
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