As a new crop of prospective law students studies vigorously for the Law School Admission Test in pursuit of high scores, there’s another set of figures they should keep in mind.
Avoiding burdensome debt and securing a good chance at a lucrative job should be high on applicants’ lists of “must-haves” from the law schools they choose.
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