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Charlotte law exceeds expectations

Charlotte School of Law can check ‘provisional accreditation’ off their to-do list. The state’s only for-profit law school charges on in one of the fastest growing regions in the country

UC-Irvine set to open their doors

Erwin Chemerinksy, dean of the University of California Irvine School of Law, carves out a new curriculum and hires ‘superstar’ staff for the opening of the state’s first new public law school in 40 years

Which law schools give away the most money?

Law schools across the country are digging into their pocket books, providing students with much-needed scholarships. Find out who’s dishing out the cash and how they are able to do it.

Best Value Law Schools

North Carolina Central University tops this year’s list of best value law schools, along with 64 other schools who have found a way to provide a quality education without breaking the bank.

Drexel’s innovative approach

Dedicated staff and students help newly accredited Drexel University College of Law move forward with their innovative law school approach

Harvard students pledge to work in public interest

Through a new program, Harvard Law School is waiving the third year of tuition for students who satisfy requirements and commit to working five years in public interest law after graduation

Northwestern offers two-year J.D.

Northwestern University Law School is the first top-tier school to offer the two-year J.D. program, but the work involved in polishing it was extensive.