That's not a great example. There's a six week bar exam course that most law graduates take because law school doesn't do anything to prepare students for the b

That's not a great example. There's a six week bar exam course that most law graduates take because law school doesn't do anything to prepare students for the bar exam. Take any reasonably intelligent person with strong written English skills, have him take one of these six week courses including doing all the homework, and he'd likely be able to pass the bar. Practicing law is a different story. Although a significant percentage of law school has very little relevance to the day to day practice of law it would be an exaggeration to claim that law school doesn't do anything to prepare you for practice as I claimed for the bar exam.