Legal Education Roundup (Apr 21, 2017)

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

• "Interim dean at Charlotte School of Law resigns after less than a month on the job," ABA Journal

• "Seen as last hope, Charlotte School of Law dean resigns three weeks into job," The Charlotte Observer

• "Dean Of Struggling Law School Quits After Less Than A Month On The Job," Above the Law

• "Multistate bar exam scores drop to lowest point ever; is there a link to low-end LSAT scores?," ABA Journal

• "Most Law Schools Did Horrendous on This State's Bar Exam," Above the Law

• "Recent Grads Are Drowning In Debt, Think It's Too Easy To Get Into Law School," Above the Law

• "Black college graduates are losing wealth. Here's what can help.," The Washington Post

• "Harry Reid Takes Fellowship at UNLV Law School," Law.com

• "How I Learned to Take the SAT Like a Rich Kid," The New York Times

• "Fixing Student Debt: A Common-Sense Approach," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Number of LSAT Takers is Up, But Law School Applications Are Down," Law.com

• "Number of LSAT test-takers is up, but the surge isn't helping law schools," ABA Journal