- applications have dropped 38% from where they were in 2010.
- the average public law school graduate left school with over $75,000 in debt from tuition costs.
- the law profession is bloated and there are no jobs to be had.
Remarks and observations concerning American law and cultural studies as it relates to courses taken by students in the University of Osnabrück's and University of Münster's foreign law programs.
Matt LeMieux
01 February 2013
Law School Applications Drop in U.S.
The Atlantic has a fascinating piece on how law school applications in the United States have dropped to a thirty-year low. A few bullet points from the article: