There’s Gonna Be Lots of Lawyers in 2024

Remember last year, when a lot of people started applying to law
school? Well, a lot of them got in. Law schools are starting to
release data about their 2024 classes, and many of them are
larger than usual. So what’s changed, and how will it affect job
prospects for future lawyers?


Listen and learn . . .
How much bigger are this year’s incoming classes, exactly?
Should this affect your law school plans, if you haven’t applied
yet? How LSAT-Flex and higher-scoring applicants affected law
school LSAT medians Which top schools had the biggest spike in
applications? Are there really more law students than lawyers? Do
higher medians mean doom and gloom for lower LSAT scorers?

Links and Further Resource from this Episode:



Harvard Law School's Class of 2024



Harvard Law School J.D. Class is Most Academically Accomplished,
Diverse in School History



Bureau of Labor Statistics Lawyer Employment Stats



The TaxProf on the Class of 2024



UCLA’s JD Class of 2024



Georgetown JD Class of 2024



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