Legal Education Roundup (Mar 17, 2017)

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

• "Taking the Next Step With Experiential Learning," Slaw

• "Harvard Law, Moving to Diversify Applicant Pool, Will Accept GRE Scores," The New York Times

• "Harvard Becomes Second Law School to Accept GRE for Admission," The National Law Journal

• "Harvard Law will accept GRE as entrance exam," ABA Journal

• "Harvard Law Will Accept GRE," Inside Higher Ed

• "Law students plan to spend spring break representing immigrant families pro bono," ABA Journal

• "Meet the 'Blog Emperor,' Pepperdine Law's New Dean," The Recorder

• "The 2017 Go-To Law Schools," The National Law Journal
  • "Columbia Law Pulls Ahead of the Pack," National Law Journal
• "Landing a Dream Job Requires Digging," National Law Journal
• "The Top 50 Go-To Law Schools," National Law Journal
• "The Go-To Law Schools Associates to Partner," National Law Journal
• "Go-To Law Schools Tuition," National Law Journal
• "Go-To vs. US News," National Law Journal
• "Explore the Data Behind the Go-To Law Schools," National Law Journal

• "Lawmakers Ask Calif. Chief Justice to Cut State Bar Exam Score," The Recorder