Legal Education Roundup (Sep 29, 2017)

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

• "Law schools are letting down their students and society — here are three steps they can take to fix things," Quartz

• "Even College Doesn't Bridge the Racial Income Gap," New York Times

• "'Really Hard and Intense:' Departing Northwestern Law Dean Says of Competition Among Top Schools," The National Law Journal

• "UC Law Schools Orchestrate 2-Day Civil Rights Conference," The Recorder

• "25 Percent Of Law Schools Say They Plan To Accept The GRE," Above the Law

• "GRE Gaining Traction as Alternative Test for Law School Admission," Law.com

• "More law schools plan to accept GRE scores, but there's still hesitation, survey finds," ABA Journal

• "Florida Law Grads Weathered The Storm When It Came To The Bar Exam," Above the Law

• "When Affirmative Action Isn't Enough," The New York Times

• "JDs from middle-rank schools in states with many public colleges may give the best investment return," ABA Journal

• "Over 70 Law Schools to Offer Software and iPhone App to Help Students in their Job Search," PRWeb