Paul Campos , a professor at the University of  Colorado Law School, wrote an essay for The Chronicle of Higher Education on the astounding...

As reported by the Star Tribune  a couple of weeks ago, the University of Minnesota will not accept new students into many of its liberal ar...

 First, the good news. American universities cranked out 55,000 doctoral degrees last year, slightly more than the year before.  Now the bad...

You remember that great scene from the movie Dr. Strangelove.   U.S. President Muffley (played by Peter Sellers) worries about the consequen...

You say you went to law school to pursue a better life. Your LSAT scores weren't so hot, so you were turned down by the top law schools...

To borrow a phrase from James Howard Kunstler, American law schools are going through their own private version of "The Long Emergency....

Last July, 7,737 people sat for the California bar exam, and only 3,332 test takers passed--a 43 percent pass rate. A total of 4,405 people-...

Consumer Reports' August issue ran a cover story on student loans, which led with this arresting quote: "I Kind of Ruined My Lif...

Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego is a defendant in a lawsuit filed by Anna Alaburda, one its graduates. The case may go to trial ...

You've got to know when to hold'em, know when to fold'em.                                  Know when to walk away, know when ...

According to Old Testament scripture, a jubilee year occurs every fifty years; and in that year, slaves are freed and debts are forgiven.  L...

In his 2012 book entitled   Don't Go To Law School Unless),   Paul Campos made a statement that startled me by its intense clarity. ...

Don't Go To Law School (Unless) , Paul Campos' excellent book on the economics of legal education, was published in 2012, and I am e...

My favorite scene in the movie Michael Clayton is a dialogue between Michael Clayton (played by George Clooney), who is a lawyer in a 600-p...