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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.

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...

St. Johns apps up most in NY; Concordia still without accreditation

It was a GOOD week for ... New York law schools who are separating themselves from the pack...

More experiential training, hopeful Alaska law school shut down

It was a GOOD week for ... Getting a more practical education, after the ABA endorsed changes to...

How to answer difficult interview questions

By Hillary Mantis Between OCI and setting up internships, you are bound to be doing some interviewing this...
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Scholarship for students who want to preserve civil justice system

Sure, rooting for the underdog has its advantages, but try 2,000 advantages. The Luvera Firm, in Seattle,...

Vermont law professor death ruled a suicide

Cheryl Hanna — a popular law professor at Vermont Law School — died on July 27 from...

Texas Wesleyan grads want degree from A&M; bar exam glitch

It was a GOOD week for: Asking for a degree you did not earn, when alumni from Texas...

The problem with dumping the LSAT

by Rob Steinbuch Last year the Supreme Court sent back to the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit...
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