Perhaps as a sign of the legal economy, law school applications are down nationally for the second year in a row, as are LSAT takers.
April 10, 2012 at 06:35 PM
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Perhaps as a sign of the legal economy, law school applications are down nationally for the second year in a row, as are LSAT takers.
An April report by the Law School Admission Council indicates a steep drop off in applications, following numbers last month that showed a similar decline in the number of Law School Admission Tests administered.
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