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UNT Dallas announces low tuition for first class; Rutgers fined for not requiring LSAT

It was a GOOD week for... Affordable legal education, after University of North Texas Dallas College of Law...

Thanksgiving food drive; Georgetown prof accused of plagiarism

It was a GOOD week for… Feeding the hungry, after Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of...

How to network during the holidays (and land a job)

By Hillary Mantis “No one hires over the holidays, right?” Jeff, an anxious student sat in my office,...

Washburn to start MSL covering 7 practice areas

Washburn University School of Law announced a new Master of Studies in Law (M.S.L) degree, designed for...

How to Recover from Failing the Bar Exam

by Ashley Heidemann Students that fail the bar exam often find themselves caught up in a whirlwind of...

Chapman dean officiates weddings; Law faculty not very diverse

It was a GOOD week for… Tying the knot, after one administrator officiated weddings of several recent graduates....

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Boston U. unveils legal English program for foreign attorneys and professionals

Boston University School of Law has announced a new program designed to help foreign attorneys with their...

Which are the largest LL.M. programs for foreign attorneys?

There are an estimated 3,000 foreign attorneys in 100 graduate law programs in the U.S. , according...

U Nebraska to launch LL.M. for foreign attorneys

The University of Nebraska College of Law recently announced a new LL.M. for foreign attorneys that will...

Yale gets money for dorms; Scholarship to not go to law school

It was a GOOD week for… Returning to dorm life, after Yale Law School received a $25 million...

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