Friday Links: The Upside of Law School, Law School Enrollments, & More!
Happy Friday! Here’s another weekly roundup of law school news:
The Upside of Law School (Inside Higher Ed)
A new report tells a very different side of the recent tales of law school. It suggests that earning a law degree will, in fact, pay off.
Law School Enrollment Plummets, But Not at Harvard (Bloomberg Businessweek)
The crisis in the law school economy, long predicted, is devastating third-tier and some second-tier institutions, not the super-elite.
Debating, Yet Again, the Worth of Law School (DealBook)
DealBook presents some interesting stats and addresses the recent debate about whether law schools is worth what it cost students.
ABA May Ditch Law School Student-to-Faculty Ratio Rule (The National Law Journal)
The American Bar Associations’ rules governing the size of law school faculties may soon be a thing of the past.
Ten Competencies Law Schools Should Teach—But Don’t (Associates Mind)
Associates Mind reviews ten competencies that are essential for new lawyers to possess, yet are undervalued or just not taught in law school.
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