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&lt;p&gt;From the &lt;em&gt;WSJ&#39;s Law Blog, &lt;/em&gt;on the matter of declining law school applications following drastic drops in the number of LSAT takers:&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&quot;Perhaps the steady drumbeat of media accounts questioning the value of a  law degree is starting to filter down to the college ranks. And perhaps  graduates are finally snapping to the idea, increasingly held, that  there is a paradigm shift in which firms will be less leveraged and hire  smaller associate classes for years to come.&quot;&lt;/p&gt;

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Law School Applications Down Twelve Percent

From the WSJ's Law Blog, on the matter of declining law school applications following drastic drops in the number of LSAT takers:"Perhaps the steady drumbeat of media accounts questioning the value of a  law degree is starting to filter down to the college ranks. And perhaps  graduates are finally snapping to the idea, increasingly held, that  there is a paradigm shift in which firms will be less leveraged and hire  smaller associate classes for years to come.

From the WSJ's Law Blog, on the matter of declining law school applications following drastic drops in the number of LSAT takers:"Perhaps the steady drumbeat of media accounts questioning the value of a law degree is starting to filter down to the college ranks. And perhaps graduates are finally snapping to the idea, increasingly held, that there is a paradigm shift in which firms will be less leveraged and hire smaller associate classes for years to come.

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