LEBMC No. 133 Clarification On The Crediting of Courses and Units Under LEBMO No. 24 Also Known As The Revised Model Law Curriculum 1
LEBMC No. 133 Clarification On The Crediting of Courses and Units Under LEBMO No. 24 Also Known As The Revised Model Law Curriculum 1
LEBMC No. 133 Clarification On The Crediting of Courses and Units Under LEBMO No. 24 Also Known As The Revised Model Law Curriculum 1
On the other hand, if the number of academic units for a particular course under the
LEI’s previous curriculum is LOWER than that assigned to the said course in the RMLC, the
LEI may still credit the course previously taken with less number of hours, if its course
description under both curriculums are the same.
Suffice it to say, that in either case, the crediting of academic units, specifically, the
determination of credited courses and their corresponding academic units, for those
students who have transitioned from the previous curriculum to the RMLC, is within the
purview of the sound, rational and wise discretion of the Legal Education Institution (LEI).
Section 3. Electives. Mandatory courses taken under the LEI’s previous curriculum,
which have been removed as such under the RMLC, may be (a) considered presently as
an elective or (b) continued to be regarded as an institutional requirement by the LEI under
their new curriculum.