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ABA votes to drop LSAT requirement: Will law schools drop it?

The American Bar Association Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admission to the Bar took a big step on Nov. 18, voting to drop its requirement that law schools use a standardized test.

Northeastern Law extends its Flex-JD to prospective students across the nation

Northeastern University School of Law, in Boston, has extended its FlexJD program to prospective students across the nation beginning in Fall 2023.

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Real-world exposure to BigLaw racial justice work

Kramer Levin in New York launched its Racial Justice Initiative Scholars program this year, a creative effort aimed at furthering its commitment to diversity and inclusion. Its first class of scholars targeted New York area law schools and included seven students in their first year of law school at Fordham University School of Law, New York University School of Law and Columbia Law School.

Harvard Law student group demands reproductive justice offerings

A student group at Harvard Law staged a sit-in on Oct. 6 to bring attention to its call for more reproductive justice offerings at the school, and gathered 1,110 signatures for a demand letter.

Nebraska Law announces Public Interest Scholars Program

University of Nebraska College of Law has launched a new Public Interest Scholars Program for prospective students applying for admission to the school in 2023.
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BYU Law launches Global Business Program

Brigham Young University - J. Reuben Clark Law School in Provo, Utah announced a Global Business Law Program.

Survey says: Law students love online programs

New data from an annual survey shows that law students are satisfied and successful in online learning.

New Iowa Law initiative supports students in environmental law

This fall, University of Iowa College of Law launched the Hubbell Environmental Law Initiative for environmental law students, after receiving a $5 million donation.

Applicants and applications for Class of 2023 are down — for now

As of mid-October, the number of applicants for the Class of 2023 was down 11.7% from the year before. The number of applications had dropped 16.2%, meaning students are applying to fewer schools as well.

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