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April 04, 2005

Steele on the State of Legal Education

John Steele organizes his thoughts into a thought-provoking post about the state of legal education. He concludes “Two trends that bother me: the use of citation counts and download counts as a proxy for the quality of education, and the dominance of just a few schools (Harvard, Yale, Columbia & Chicago) as sources of new law professor hires.”

Posted by Eric at April 4, 2005 11:38 AM | Legal Education Industry , Life as a Law Professor