Legal Education Roundup (Sep 7, 2018)

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

• "Secretary Devos Puts Predatory For-Profit Schools Ahead Of Defrauded Students With Proposed Borrower Defense Regulations" New York Attorney General's Office

• "DOJ Attacks Harvard's Race-Conscious Admissions Policy," The National Law Journal

• "Study: Children of Divorce Less Likely to Earn Degree," Inside Higher Ed

• "IRS Clears Path For Student Loan Repayment Tied To 401(k)," TaxProf Blog

• "Top Student Loan Official Resigns, Blasts Trump Administration," Inside Higher Ed

• "Colleges Say They Prepare Students for a Career, Not Just a First Job. Is That True?" The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Halting the hover: Dealing with helicopter parents in law school (podcast)," ABA Journal

• "A Surprisingly Simple Way to Help Level the Playing Field of College Admissions," The New York Times

• "What signal are legal employers sending to legal education?," Legal Evolution

• "The Student Debt Problem Is Worse Than We Imagined," The New York Times

• "Appeals Court Affirms Denial Of Richard Sander's Request To Access California Bar Data To Study Racial Implications Of Bar Passage Rates" TaxProf Blog

• "Student Debt Is Worse for Women," The Chronicle of Higher Education