“We are targeting a slightly smaller class size for next year’s first-year class,” one law dean told Law.com. “While we were able to accommodate the larger class that started this fall, following that class with a slightly smaller class will be a better fit for us, especially considering the risks associated with the ongoing pandemic.”
December 28, 2021 at 02:36 PM
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Applications for admission in fall 2022 have been “robust” so far, a spokesperson at Duke University office of admissions told Law.com last week.
As of Dec. 27, U.S. law school applicant and application data showed declines for 2022, but still significant increases when compared to two years ago.
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