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Chapter Thirteen. Law Schools

From the book Higher Education in America

https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400866120-021
From the book
Higher Education in America
Higher Education in America

Chapters in this book (35)

Frontmatter
Contents
Preface to the Revised Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I. The Context
Foreword (I)
Chapter One. The American System of Higher Education
Chapter Two. Purposes, Goals, and Limits to Growth
Chapter Three. The Governance of Nonprofit Universities
Afterword (I)
Part II. Undergraduate Education
Foreword (II)
Chapter Four. Going to College and Earning a Degree
Chapter Five. Paying for College: The Challenge for Policy-Makers and Academic Leaders
Chapter Six. Entering the Right College
Chapter Seven. The Expanding Audience for Higher Education
Chapter Eight. What to Learn
Chapter Nine. How to Teach
Chapter Ten. Prospects for Reform
Afterword (II)
Chapter Eleven. Graduate Education
Part II. Undergraduate Education
Foreword (III)
Chapter Twelve. Medical Schools
Chapter Thirteen. Law Schools
Chapter Fourteen. Business Schools
Afterword (III)
Part IV. Research
Foreword (IV)
Chapter Fifteen. “Publish or Perish”
Chapter Sixteen. The Changing Nature of Scientific Research
Chapter Seventeen. The Environment for Research
Afterword (IV)
Part V. A Final Reckoning
Foreword (V)
Chapter Eighteen. Matters of Genuine Concern
The Last Word
Notes
Index
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