NUS Law to shortlist more applicants in efforts to widen student pool
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NUS law dean Simon Chesterman says the school's initiative to broaden student diversity has contributed to an increase in the number of students shortlisted for interviews and written tests.
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SINGAPORE - The National University of Singapore's (NUS) law faculty, which offers one of the most popular degree courses here, is expanding efforts to broaden the pool of undergraduates it admits.
It is also seeking out strong students from polytechnics who have an aptitude for law, as part of its bid to cast its net wider.