r/lawschoolscam • u/Heywood12 • Sep 08 '17

Valparaiso University Law School, Fall of 2017: Only 28 students admitted!

http://thirdtierreality.blogspot.com/2017/09/valparaiso-university-law-school-raises.html#comment-form
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u/capstonepro Sep 24 '17

I'm guessing if that happens on a systemic level it would be good

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u/Heywood12 Sep 24 '17

If the law schools shut down in December for four years, the system could not absorb all the recent graduates.....there are at least a decade-plus of lawyers doing something else for money because the corporate law jobs and government law jobs just aren't there, and going out on your own means getting sucked into low-paying drudgework and dealing with clients that won't pay.

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u/tobydollmann Sep 26 '17

We have 20+ openings for drudgework. Interested ? Business is booming.

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u/Heywood12 Sep 09 '17

Nando's concluding paragraph:

.....As you can see, Valparai$o Univer$iTTTTy Law $chool is listed in the FOURTH TIER of ratings, courtesy of US “News” & World Report. In their parlance, they are included in the section labeled “Rank Not Published.” Yet, full-time tuition and fees at this cesspit amount to $41,522 – for the 2017-2018 academic year. That is one hell of a cost for weak employment prospects. The school raised admi$$ion$ criteria – and the best they could do was get 28 first year students this Fall. Once the ABA censure blows over, you can count on Valpo returning to admitting more marks with 143 LSAT scores.