Legal Education Roundup (Nov 29, 2019)

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

• "LA-Area Law School to Remain Open, but Parts Ways With the ABA," The Recorder

• "Law schools with accreditation issues see bar exam improvement, but will they hit 75% pass rate?," ABA Journal

• "U.S. Releases Earnings Data for Thousands of College Programs," Inside Higher Ed

• "Which College Graduates Make the Most?," The Wall Street Journal

• "Robert E. Lee on Your Diploma? Some Law Students Say 'No Thanks'," Law.com

• "Legally drained: why are stress levels rising among law students?," The Guardian

• "New Network of High Schools Aims to Boost Diversity in Legal Education and Beyond," Law.com

• "Penn Law Keeps Its Name—For Now," Law.com

• "Number of Enrolled International Students Drops," Inside Higher Ed

• "America Draws Students From Around the World: Its gun culture is pushing them away," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "New California bar study finds racial disparities in lawyer discipline," ABA Journal

• "A Sober House for Students," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Slim Majority of Test-Takers Passed California's July Bar Exam," The Recorder

• "A Recession Is Looming. Even Harvard Is Uncertain About What That Means for Higher Ed.," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "How the Great Recession Reshaped American Higher Education," Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Is college worth it? A Georgetown study measures return on investment - with some surprising results.," The Washington Post

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