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: Point of LawWhy are law schools so expensive?
By Walter Olson
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At the Manhattan Institute's Minding the Campus site, Frank Macchiarola and Michael Macchiarola consider the roles of ABA accreditation rules, competition for U.S. News rankings, a student-finance system that encourages the overextension of credit, and rules setting up law schools...Full post as published by Point of Law on January 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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