Legal Education Roundup (Sep 28, 2018)

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

• "Before the JD: A Report on Undergraduate Views on Law School," AALS

• "What Pushes Undergrads to Law School? It Ain't the Money," Law.com

• "How Undergrads Think About Law School," Inside Higher Ed

• "Average Loan Debt for Graduates of Four-Year Colleges: $28,650," Inside Higher Ed

• "New Data on Public Service Loan Forgiveness," Inside Higher Ed

• "CLO Who Passed 5 Bar Exams in 3 Years Speaks Up for Relocating Military Spouse Lawyers," Law.com

• "What To Do If You Don't Have An IP Job Lined Up Yet," Above the Law

• "How to be – sort of – happy in law school (podcast)," ABA Journal

• "DeVos Gets Another Chance on Obama Loan Rule," Inside Higher Ed

• "Multistate Bar Exam Scores Sink to 34-Year Low, Pass Rates Sag," Law.com

• "What Can Law Schools Learn from Grade-Nondisclosure In Elite Business Schools?" TaxProf Blog

• "Berkeley Law Is Deeply Divided on 'Boalt' Name, Chemerinsky Says," Law.com

• "Title IX Is Changing, and Lawyers Have Opinions," Law.com

• "Advice For LL.M. Students Who Want To Enjoy The U.S. And Work Here After Graduation," Above the Law

• "New York AG Sues Debt-Relief Companies," Insider Higher Ed