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The latest news in legal education from law school developments and policy changes to rankings, diversity efforts, and trends shaping the future of the profession.

Florida State law student gets 3 years for shooting

It was a BAD week for… Forgiveness, after former Florida State law student Tyler Thomas complained to a judge...

UToledo to drop tuition by 13%

It was a GOOD week for… University of Toledo students, who will see tuition drop 13 percent next...

Do I need a cover letter?

By Hillary Mantis These days, major world news is disseminated in 140 character tweets. Important messages are conveyed...

Concordia students move to Univ. of Idaho after accreditation postponement

Concordia University School of Law has lost 16 students since the American Bar Association announced last month...

Schools that dropped tuition see rise in enrollment

It was a GOOD week for schools that cut tuition, as some saw significant increases in their...

Why does the ABA have a secret email list?

I often write about freedom of information statutes and policies. These important laws try to ensure greater...
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Cooley cutting faculty only a week after name change

It was a BAD week for… Timing, after Western Michigan University Cooley Law School, formerly Thomas Cooley Law...

U Memphis drops out-of-state tuition by 37%

It was a GOOD week for… Lowering the costs of legal education, after the University of Memphis Cecil...

USC launches online LL.M. for international students

The University of Southern California Gould School of Law’s first ever online LL.M. program designed for international...

New digital casebook series

Law school casebooks may finally be entering the 21st century. Wolters Kluwer Legal Education’s recent launch of...
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