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Special Report - Law - September 13, 2012 |
By Mike McLean
Of the Journal of Business
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The two Inland Northwest law schools—Gonzaga University School of Law and the University of Idaho College of Law—are enrolling fewer students into their three-year programs this year than in recent years, due largely to a declining number of applicants.
For the coming academic year, the Gonzaga University has enrolled 132 law students from a pool of 1,157 applicants.
"That's lower than we typically have," says Susan Lee, director of admissions at the Gonzag...
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For the coming academic year, the Gonzaga University has enrolled 132 law students from a pool of 1,157 applicants.
"That's lower than we typically have," says Susan Lee, director of admissions at the Gonzag...
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