New student enrollment at the nation’s law schools increased 3 percent this fall, according to figures released by the American Bar Association Friday.
Nationwide, first-year law student enrollment is up 3 percent, fueling hope that legal education's fortunes are turning around after an eight-year slump.
December 14, 2018 at 11:29 AM
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New student enrollment at the nation’s law schools increased 3 percent this fall, according to figures released by the American Bar Association Friday.
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