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Empirical Legal Studies Blog
Since the inception of the Law School Survey of Student Engagement (LSSSE) in 2003, Indiana Law has been a regular participant... | January/2008 | |
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Chronicle of Higher Education
On average, law-school students highly value their educational experience, slack off academically in their third year, and graduate in debt, according to an annual survey released today... | January/2008 |
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Indiana Herald-Times
Our nations law school students are being challenged more at private institutions than public ones, and students in smaller law schools are more likely to collaborate... | January/2008 |
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Inside Higher Ed
Much has been made about the march of Millennial students to college. But what about their later years in higher education? According to an annual survey of law school students, they are still collaborating, socializing and signing up for activities (resume boosters and otherwise)... | January/2008 |
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National Law Journal
Private law schools are more academically challenging than public law schools, according to the results of the Law School Survey of Student Engagement (LSSSE), a survey co-sponsored by the Association of American Law Schools and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. | January/2008 |
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TaxProf Blog
Given the apparent similarity of most law schools, either we have stumbled upon the perfect formula for legal education or all of us suffer from the same delusion (or lack of creativity)... | January/2008 | |
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
In its article focusing on the LSSSE and the 2007 LSSSE Annual Report, The Chronicle focuses on "how law schools' characteristics and students' age affected their experiences." | January/2008 |
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