A Super-Competitive Admissions Cycle At Top Law Schools Will Be ‘Brutal’ For Would-Be Law Students
This is going to be a really tough year for prospective law students.
This is going to be a really tough year for prospective law students.
Everyone and their cousin is applying to law school right now.
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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.
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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.
Student who wrote about #FreeBritney movement in his law school personal statement gets accepted.