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★ Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark Law School Faith-based and affordable education How’s this for a great return on investment — a Brigham Young University law school student who also is a member of its affiliated church can attend this toprated institution for only $8,200 in annual tuition and expect to earn an average salary of nearly $77,000? The law school’s relationship with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is a boon for students, said Dean Kevin Worthen. Students not only enjoy a faith-based education, but they also benefit from the support the church gives the law school. For example, the law school’s Board of Trustees is committed to ensuring that students graduate without debt, Worthen said. Its generous endowment from alumni and others allows the school to subsidize the costs for every student. This has made this Provo, Utah-based law school affordable for the masses, especially if they are LDS members. Non-member students pay about $16,400 in tuition for this private law one of the nation’s most innovative and respected law schools, known for training outstanding lawyers who are leaders for a just and humane world. Washington’s only part-time program with a 3½ year course of study and evening classes. For more information: lawadmis@seattleu.edu www.law.seattleu.edu ONLY ONE LAW SCHOOL IN AMERICA Shares Its Campus With A Federal Courthouse And A State Courthouse. Take a Look at Touro Law Now NEW BUILDING NEW CURRICULUM NEW LOCATION Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, The Alfonse M. D’Amato U.S. Courthouse and The John P. Cohalan, Jr. State Courthouse TOURO LAW Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center BRINGING LAW TO LIFE WWW.TOUROLAW.EDU 225 EASTVIEW DR., CENTRAL ISLIP, NY 11722 PHONE: 631-761-7000 Back to School 2007 31 http://www.law.seattleu.edu http://www.law.seattleu.edu http://www.tourolaw.edu http://www.tourolaw.edu Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of preLaw - Back to School 2007CoverContentsFrom the EditorStudents in the newsUC Berkeley shuts downLaw school causes stressSouthern Illinois settles lawsuitPhoenix Law gains ABA accreditationAve Maria professors protest moveBest law schools, as ranked by legal employersA boom for JD-MBA degrees? Whittier’s commitment to diversityUDC’s arrivalBest Value Law SchoolsLaw School Audition SecretsEnvironmental, public interest and criminal lawHow to decide which law schools to apply topreLaw - Back to School 2007preLaw - Back to School 2007 - (Page Intropage)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Cover (Page 1)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Cover (Page 2)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Contents (Page 3)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Contents (Page 4)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Contents (Page 5)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - From the Editor (Page 6)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - From the Editor (Page 7)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Students in the news (Page 8)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Students in the news (Page 9)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Law school causes stress (Page 10)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Southern Illinois settles lawsuit (Page 11)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Phoenix Law gains ABA accreditation (Page 12)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Ave Maria professors protest move (Page 13)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best law schools, as ranked by legal employers (Page 14)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best law schools, as ranked by legal employers (Page 15)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best law schools, as ranked by legal employers (Page 16)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best law schools, as ranked by legal employers (Page 17)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best law schools, as ranked by legal employers (Page 18)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - A boom for JD-MBA degrees? (Page 19)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Whittier’s commitment to diversity (Page 20)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Whittier’s commitment to diversity (Page 21)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - UDC’s arrival (Page 22)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - UDC’s arrival (Page 23)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 24)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 25)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 26)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 27)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 28)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 29)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 30)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 31)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 32)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Best Value Law Schools (Page 33)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Law School Audition Secrets (Page 34)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Law School Audition Secrets (Page 35)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Law School Audition Secrets (Page 36)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Law School Audition Secrets (Page 37)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Law School Audition Secrets (Page 38)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Law School Audition Secrets (Page 39)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Environmental, public interest and criminal law (Page 40)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Environmental, public interest and criminal law (Page 41)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Environmental, public interest and criminal law (Page 42)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Environmental, public interest and criminal law (Page 43)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Environmental, public interest and criminal law (Page 44)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - Environmental, public interest and criminal law (Page 45)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - How to decide which law schools to apply to (Page 46)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - How to decide which law schools to apply to (Page 47)preLaw - Back to School 2007 - How to decide which law schools to apply to (Page 48)http://www.nxtbookMEDIA.com

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