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Tuition drop at Cincy; Prof salary reduction at Seton Hall

It was a GOOD week for … Incoming law students, after the University of Cincinnati announced it was...

Employment rate drops, but jobs up; Balt student admits to embezzlement

It was a Good Week for … Finding good news amid a bad employment report, after NALP reported...

Belmont gets ABA accreditation; Brooklyn selling housing

It was a Good Week for… Belmont University after the ABA approved its College of Law for provisional...

Widener to add online LL.M. in corporate law

Widener Law is launching a new legal graduate degree aimed at foreign attorneys who want to add...

Undersupply of law grads on way? Phoenix lawsuit over transfer policies

It was a GOOD week for … The class of 2017, after Ted Seto, a law professor at...

Loyola New Orleans Online Master’s in Criminal Justice Ranked No. 11

Loyola University New Orleans has the 11th ranked online master of criminal justice degree programs in the...

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Mississippi has too many law grads, Nevada and Wyo. too few

It was a Bad week for … Law students in Mississippi, after Matt Leichter, who writes the blog,...

10 Tips from top legal recruiters for landing an interview

By Hillary Mantis Summer may have just begun, but fall on-campus interviews are right around the corner. You...

Law apps not down as much as feared; law grad gets debt forgiven by bankruptcy court

It was a Good week for … Better than terrible news for law schools, after LSAC data showed...

UBE gaining momentum, some predict dominance

Five states will use the Uniform Bar Examination for the first time this summer, and two other...

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