Legal Education Roundup (Sep 21, 2018)

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

• "Higher Law School Tuition Actually Boosts Enrollment, Study Finds," The American Lawyer

• "Job Satisfaction Among Tenured U.S. Law Professors," TaxProf Blog

• "AccessLex Institute Awards $515,000 Grant To State Bar Of California For Job Analysis Study," TaxProf Blog

• "California's Bar Exam Evaluated Again, This Time on Job Skills," Law.com

• "Defunct Charlotte Law School and Ex-Students Reach $2.7M Settlement," Law.com

• "New York Law School Launches Business of Law Institute," What Great Law Schools Do

• "'Kangaroo Court': Lawyers Weigh in on Betsy DeVos' Proposed Title IX Policies for Handling Sexual Misconduct on Campus,"The National Law Journal

• "Campus Sexual Assaults: What You Need to Know about Title IX Changes," Law.com

• "Hurricane Florence Prompts Law School Closures in The Carolinas," Law.com

• "Cooley Law's Kalamazoo, Michigan, campus approved by ABA's Legal Ed section," ABA Journal

• "Remove Boalt references from UC Berkeley Law, school committee says," ABA Journal

• "The Quantity And Quality Of Law School Applicants: 2018 Edition," TaxProf Blog

• "Talk To Your Law School Career Services Folks Or Risk Devaluing Your Law Degree," Above the Law

• "From the Career Files: A Law Professor's Advice For Women Entering The Legal Profession," Above the Law