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Getting a Law Degree For Its Own Sake?

• November 20, 2013 • Leave a Comment

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The Bigger Picture: Is There a Connection Between LSAT Scores and Bar Passage Rates?

• October 4, 2013 • Leave a Comment

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An Extra $3,600 per Year: Many Law School Borrowers Will Need to Find It Right out of Law School

• August 8, 2011 • 1 Comment

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The ABA Approves New Law School Employment Data Reporting (and it Should be Helpful to Law School Applicants)

• July 28, 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Is “Fraud” Too Strong a Term for What Some Law Schools Say?: Not According to One Law Professor

• July 18, 2011 • Leave a Comment

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The Declining Percentage of Women Going to Law School: An Undergraduate Woman’s Perspective on a Disturbing Phenomenon (Part Two: The Decline in Women’s Law School Admission Rates)

• June 23, 2011 • 1 Comment

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The Declining Percentage of Women Going to Law School: An Undergraduate Woman’s Perspective on a Disturbing Phenomenon (Part One: The Decline in Women’s Applications to Law School)

• June 22, 2011 • 1 Comment

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What One Law Professor Thinks Her Former Students Should “Get Over”: Apparently, Not Having a Good Job after Paying Her Colleagues’ Salaries

• June 7, 2011 • Leave a Comment

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What Should You Do the Day Before Taking the LSAT?

• June 5, 2011 • 1 Comment

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NALP Data on the Law School Class of 2010 Shows Bleak Employment Picture

• June 2, 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Getting a Law Degree For Its Own Sake?

The Bigger Picture: Is There a Connection Between LSAT Scores and Bar Passage Rates?

An Extra $3,600 per Year: Many Law School Borrowers Will Need to Find It Right out of Law School

The ABA Approves New Law School Employment Data Reporting (and it Should be Helpful to Law School Applicants)

Is “Fraud” Too Strong a Term for What Some Law Schools Say?: Not According to One Law Professor

The Declining Percentage of Women Going to Law School: An Undergraduate Woman’s Perspective on a Disturbing Phenomenon (Part Two: The Decline in Women’s Law School Admission Rates)

The Declining Percentage of Women Going to Law School: An Undergraduate Woman’s Perspective on a Disturbing Phenomenon (Part One: The Decline in Women’s Applications to Law School)

What One Law Professor Thinks Her Former Students Should “Get Over”: Apparently, Not Having a Good Job after Paying Her Colleagues’ Salaries

What Should You Do the Day Before Taking the LSAT?

NALP Data on the Law School Class of 2010 Shows Bleak Employment Picture

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