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Facing a 25 percent decline in applicants over the past two years, many law schools have responded by accepting a larger percentage of applicants and sweetening their scholarship packages, in hopes o
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...applying to law school. "When this class took their LSATs and applied for law school, there were no signs that the legal...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...leading the drop. Among those who score near the top on the LSATs (in the 170-174 range), applications to law schools have dropped by...
...And it's hard to know how widespread it [the misreporting of LSATs and grade-point averages] is. It could be a huge problem, but...
The dean of Fordham School of Law School advice to those considering law school (and those who seek to help them
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...fog are. One of the reading comprehension sections on one of my LSATs was about fog. I am sure this is so, and not a...
No matter how it turns out, the landmark litigation against the University of Michigan now before the U.S. Supreme Court may trigger long-lasting changes in the way the nation's law schools choose th
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