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A new financial analysis says nearly 7 in 10 ABA law schools face serious pressure, and the new graduate loan caps could make the problem much worse. Ben breaks down what this means for tuition, scholarships, struggling schools, and applicants deciding whether a law degree is worth the price.
Then, Ben explains why review drives LSAT improvement, why Cooley is almost never worth attending, and why your law school list should begin with the legal career you want.
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