Talk:The College of Law
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[edit] Assessment
I have assessed this article for the Wiki Schools Project to help in future improvement. What is needed to improve is as follows: This articles needs to be expanded so it is fully referenced and covers more topics such as the layout of the campuses, history, and what the college has to offer in terms of courses. The picture should also be integrated into an infobox. Camaron1 | Chris 13:17, 6 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:College of Law Logo.gif
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[edit] First private degree-awarding institution?
While the College claims to have become the first private institution in the UK to be awarded degree-conferring powers, I was under the strong impression that the University of Buckingham got there first - by some thirty years.
Unfortunately Wiki's own page on Buckingham doesn't go into much detail about their corporate status or financial means, so the College's claim could be correct.
In the meantime I suggest that instead of asserting this claim as fact, the entry should just read that the College claims they are the first, as they do.
