The Law Schools With The Lowest Acceptance Rates
How selective is your law school?
How selective is your law school?
This is going to be a really tough year for prospective law students.
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Everyone and their cousin is applying to law school right now.
Would-be lawyers have been inspired to pursue justice thanks to our political system.
Prospective law students see litigation as their best option to fight for justice.
It's time for you to go to a big, beautiful law school to fight for the rule of law!
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'High quality candidates' may be rejected from every law school this year. Yikes!
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It would be harder to defend the school if they were requiring a 23&Me print out sheet.
How selective is your law school?
Seems like the pandemic rush on law school is over.
* Leave me alone: Philly's Driving Equity Law stops cops from pulling people over for minor traffic violations. [Billy Penn] * Only Fox I trust is a Red One: Former Fox News producer in legal trouble after allegedly working with Russian Oligarchs [NYT] * Law school applications are down 10%! Maybe this video is finally doing what needs to be done. [Reuters] * Louisiana legislator wants to ban watching porn at college. Will the procrasturbation ban raise or tank GPAs, I wonder? [Lailluminator] * Oregon's Senate just passed a bill that specifies when cops can use tear gas on people. I hope the acceptable scenarios are closer to never than when the clouds are out. [KPTV]
There will be a lot more lawyers in the future thanks to COVID-19.