If You’re Going To Law School, Do It Right

While this question gets asked all the time, there is no objective answer. So if the class size declines persist (or get steeper) for an extra two years, the complete monetary impact will crush the existing monetary structure of most law schools. So the AALS and ABA fought to impose the requirement that law school be accredited – and the professoriate produced positive that the accreditation requirements needed a largely full time faculty, ultimately winning that battle in the 1950s when even Suffolk sought accreditation. As with most law schools, very first-year classes are assigned to students, although they are …