Although she knew law school would be a financial strain, she decided she would regret not trying. “Why does Valpo have an economic structure that looks like Harvard Law School’s?” asked Mr. Campos, the University of Colorado expert on the prospects of recent law school graduates. The problem was that these rates tend to be a broadly predictable function of scores on the Law School Admission Test. It’s also no coincidence that law schools raised the cost of attending, which helped cover the additional expense. It’s that the market for all law school graduates has been relatively saturated.

Source: New York Times June 17, 2016 09:00 UTC