Legal Education Roundup (Feb. 19, 2016)

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

• "Full-time Job Offers to Summer Associates at Highest Rate in Decade," The National Law Journal

• "Sporty New Dean for Chapman Law School," The National Law Journal

• "Law School's New Job Program Isn't 'JD-Lite,' Dean Says," The National Law Journal

• "Outsourcing company will open office in law school library," ABA Journal

• "The Best Law Schools Are Attracting Fewer Students: The legal education crisis is spreading," Bloomberg Business

• "These top-ranked law schools have cut 1L class sizes by more than 25%," ABA Journal

• "Bellying Up To The Bar Exam Early: New York's novel pro bono program opens to out-of-state third-year law students," The National Law Journal

• "Georgia Law School Gets $2M for 'Tuition Plus' Scholarship," The National Law Journal

• "Charleston School of Law launches new spring admissions program," ABA Journal

• "Changes in Composition of the LSAT Profiles of Matriculants and Law Schools between 2010 and 2015," Legal White Board

• "LSAT profiles of current law students signal more troubles ahead; has low point been reached?," ABA Journal