The 10 Worst Law Schools in the Country
The Faculty Lounge has studied the American Bar Association’s recently released Standard 509 reports from every accredited law school in the country and drawn some conclusions about which are the least selective.
In the report, David Frakt, who serves as chair of the National Advisory Council for Law School Transparency, writes that 2017 defending champion Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law School repeats for 2018, claiming the number 1 spot on the list of bottom 10 schools.
According to his analysis, Cooley enrolled at least 135 students with LSATs at 139 or below, the bottom 12 percent of all LSAT takers.
His article lists the other nine law schools in the bottom-10 list.
Read the Above the Law article.
