Even legit grad programs (like JDs) serve as money makers for universities. Tuition has gone up, and they promise placement in high paying jobs. But at most law schools only the top 10-20% (or less) can access those high paying jobs. The rest make much less, and have crushing debt.
And that doesn’t even touch on the lowest tier/ unaccred…
Even legit grad programs (like JDs) serve as money makers for universities. Tuition has gone up, and they promise placement in high paying jobs. But at most law schools only the top 10-20% (or less) can access those high paying jobs. The rest make much less, and have crushing debt.
And that doesn’t even touch on the lowest tier/ unaccredited law schools that barely place anyone, charge are expensive, and also have low bar passage rates.
Even legit grad programs (like JDs) serve as money makers for universities. Tuition has gone up, and they promise placement in high paying jobs. But at most law schools only the top 10-20% (or less) can access those high paying jobs. The rest make much less, and have crushing debt.
And that doesn’t even touch on the lowest tier/ unaccredited law schools that barely place anyone, charge are expensive, and also have low bar passage rates.