Education
Oct. 25, 2011
Law school transparency critics turn up the heat
Senators, litigators and alumni are increasing their pressure on the ABA to change how law schools report employment data for recent graduates.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
By early summer, people considering law school should be able to find on each school's website detailed information about how 2011 graduates have fared at landing first jobs.
But the changes on how schools report graduate data won't come soon enough for critics demanding what they call "law school transparency." The concern is that schools have lured students into taking on cr...
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