In case you missed it, the Strib reports today that new law students enrolling at the University of Minnesota Law School may have to pay 15 percent more in tuition than current students to get their JD if a proposed budget is approved. Ironically, the news comes at a time at which law grads are facing a historically bleak job market.
New U of M law students may have to fork over 15 percent more
Jun 22nd, 2009 by Mark Cohen
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