Above the Law's Elie Mystal discusses Columbia's law school diversity study
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While law schools added about 3,000 seats for first-year students from 1993 to 2008, both the percentage and the number of black and Mexican-American law students declined in that period, according to a study by a Columbia Law School professor. What makes the declines particularly troubling,said the professor, Conrad Johnson, is that in that same period, both groups improved their college grade-point averages and their scores on the Law School Admission Test, or L.S.A.T. Scott Drake interviews Above the Law.com...Editor in Chief...Elie Mystal
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