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Related: About this forumValparaiso University law school closing admissions, potentially looking for new home
VALPARAISO The Valparaiso University Law School brought rumors to an end Thursday afternoon when it gathered students and staff to announce it is no longer financially sustainable and will be making significant changes including not taking new admissions next year.
Other options being considered include teaming up with another law school and/or "relocating the law school to another geographic market with perceived greater demand for legal education," according to the school.
The school blamed the changes on a decline in student enrollment experienced by other law schools across the nation, and financial challenges as a result of lessening demand for graduates in the job market.
VU's president explains
VU President Mark Heckler said Thursday he is working quickly to resolve the situation. Maintaining American Bar Association accreditation is critical, he said, so he is hoping the faculty will remain at the school rather than jumping ship.
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(34,661 posts)murielm99
(31,437 posts)A friend of mine still teaches in the law school there.
Valpo is a good school. The law school was first rate, at one time.
TexasTowelie
(116,806 posts)and I'm going to claim bonus points if you read it here first instead of a notice in the alumni newsletter.
murielm99
(31,437 posts)Neither one of them said anything about it!
It could be that I did not read carefully enough. I look for certain things when I read, like news of old friends, faculty and sports. Basketball is a big deal there, being that it is Indiana.