So how low can it go? That’s essentially the game that law schools are nervously playing these days about the decline in applications.
Just last week, I reported that the number of LSAT takers in June hit a 14-year low. And over at The National Law Journal, Karen Sloan reports that that law school applicants dropped 37 percent since 2010.
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