Legal Education Roundup (Sep 22, 2023)
Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.
"Law School Admission Test takers hit with tech problems, again," Reuters
"How elitism in legal hiring is killing legal education, diversity and American society," preLaw
"Bye-Bye, OCI? Law Firms Pursue 'Free Market' Alternatives to 'Artificial' Campus Recruiting," The American Lawyer
"With 'Exploding Offers' and 'Elite' Advantages, Early Campus Recruiting Gets Mixed Reception," The American Lawyer
"Say Farewell To OCI Hell: Biglaw Firms Are Now Relying On Precruiting To Fill Their Summer Associate Classes," Above the Law
"Aspen Publishing Acquires License to Administer JD-Next Admissions Exam," Law.com
"Aspen Publishing inks deal for Univ of Arizona's alternative law school admission program," Reuters
"Harvard Law Grads Give Boston Cold Shoulder, Take Jobs Elsewhere," Bloomberg Law
"Ahead of the Curve: Are Rankings 'a Substitute for Thinking'?" Law.com
"Despite Department of Ed guidance, universities may be cautious with outreach offerings," ABA Journal
"The Black-White Student Debt Gap Among Law School Graduates," The Practice
"Current Bar Exam Will Sunset After July 2027 Administration," Law.com
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