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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.

Student’s debt expectations climb upwards

Almost one-third of all third-year law students expect to graduate with more than $120,000 in debt, according...

The benefits of a recession for legal education

A few months ago I wrote about the need to teach morality in law schools. Now according to...

Students shifting from private firms to public interest, LSSSE study shows

Law students are rethinking their future in light of the recession, according to a study released on...

Gail Agrawal to take helm at University of Iowa

After four years as the law dean at University of Kansas, Gail Agrawal has accepted the same...

Gail Agrawal to take helm at University of Iowa

After four years as the law dean at University of Kansas, Gail Agrawal has accepted the same...

Harvard suspends tuition-free program

Harvard Law School suspended its free third-year tuition to students who go into public service after graduation. The...

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Hot Off the Press: How to thrive in the legal profession

Legal career expert and Concord Law School professor Richard L. Hermann shares tips on job hunting and...

W&L professor wins AALS Scholarly Papers Competition

Christopher Bruner, associate professor of law at Washington and Lee University School of Law, has been named...

Law firm diversity demographics show little change

The percentage of women and minority lawyers in law firms across the nation was only slightly higher...

Law-related experience has no effect on admission, survey finds

Undergraduates and young professionals toiling in legal-related internships and jobs may be gaining valuable knowledge to prepare...

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