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December 13, 2007

Members of Congress link accreditation and decline in African-American enrollment in law school

The story is, unfortunately, only for subscribers.  But here's the first sentence:

"Members of Congress are pushing for a detailed study of the accreditation process for the nation's law schools, claiming it may be partly to blame for a decline in black enrollment."

Posted by John Steele at 01:37 PM |

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