Legal Education Roundup (Jan 27, 2017)

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

• "Negotiations to Keep Charlotte Law School Afloat Collapse," Law.com

• "Charlotte School of Law vows to fight Dept. of Ed's 'final' ruling denying student financial aid," ABA Journal

• "Teach-out plan for Charlotte School of Law in the works," ABA Journal

• "Proposal to tighten ABA bar-pass standards criticized by deans and state bar president," ABA Journal

• "Number of LSAT tests administered jumps nearly 8 percent; is optimism or scheduling the reason?," ABA Journal

• "Student Loan Collector Cheated Millions, Lawsuits Say," The New York Times

• "America's Great Working-Class Colleges," The New York Times

• "Student Debt Payback Far Worse Than Believed," The Wall Street Journal

• "For Legal Education, Adaptation is the Only Option for a Better Future," The National Law Journal

• "How Out-of-State Schools Fared on California Bar Exam," The Recorder

• "Programs That Are Predatory: It's Not Just the For-Profit Colleges," The New York Times