So many possible captions for this image. I will allow you to choose your own.
Everyone knows that the level of debt imposed on law school graduates is unconscionable. (They might not use that exact term, but I will.) Everyone also knows that there has been considerable, sustained debate over the value of the scholarship produced by law faculties. (See related post at http://susannahpollvogt.wordpress.com/2010/09/08/law-schools-law-professors-scholarship-andversus-teaching/.)
The following link was provided to me by a student. The video falls in the same category as “A Coloring Book for Lawyers,” which I mentioned in my previous post, in that the video presents a satirical and also despondent take on the life of a law student. Depending on your perspective, it is quite well put together.
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Tagged humanize law school, humanize legal education, law, law school, law school loans, Law School musical, movement to humanize law school, movement to humanize legal education, regret, student loans, susannah pollvogt, the language of law school
