Legal Education Roundup (Dec 28, 2018)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "How are law schools using virtual reality tools in classrooms?," ABA Journal

• "Law Schools Find a Way to Fill Seats (No Lawyers Required)," The Wall Street Journal

• "34 Law Schools Now Accept The GRE For Admissions (The Latest Are Buffalo, UC-Davis)," TaxProf Blog

• "ABA Places John Marshall Law School on Probation," Daily Report

• "Atlanta's John Marshall placed on probation for noncompliance with program, admissions standards," ABA Journal

• "Brooklyn Law Poaches New Dean From Rutgers," New York Law Journal

• "My Life Now: 1L Finals at a T14," Law.com

• "LawNext Episode 23: Dan Rodriguez on Innovating Law and Legal Education," LawNext

• "Law Schools Are Bad for Democracy," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Law Schools See First Real Enrollment Gains Since 2010," Law.com

• "Enrollment Is Up — Way Up — At These Law Schools," The National Law Journal

• "As US Law Schools See First Real Enrollment Gains Since 2010, Most Pa. Schools Keep Pace," Legal Intelligencer

• "1L Enrollment Increased 3%, Non-JD Enrollment Surged 8% In Fall 2018," TaxProf Blog

• "Enrollment Up at 9 NY Law Schools, Down at 6," New York Law Journal

• "Georgia Law Schools' Enrollments Surge Past National Tide," Daily Report

• "ABA Releases Data On All 203 Law Schools," TaxProf Blog

• "2018 ABA Data Show Continued Decline In Number And Percentage Of Transfers," TaxProf Blog

• "51% Of Law Schools Increased Their Median LSATs, 60% Increased Their Median GPAs," TaxProf Blog

• "LSO to mandate pay for articling students," Canadian Lawyer