Connecticut’s Quinnipiac College School of Law is tightening its admissions standards in an effort to solidify its reputation — and improve its stature in the U.S. News and World Report magazine’s influential annual graduate school survey.
The school’s strategy is to reduce its incoming class by about 10 percent, said Dean Neil H. Cogan.
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