UNT Dallas Law School in danger of not getting accredited

[ChristopherRyanWilkes]

10 minutes ago, EagleMBA said:

I think it is commendable in this "me..me..me" time that there are young minds out there who feel their calling is to serve man.

 

 

Well yes, but I think it's also a function of knowing that being an attorney (at least a young one) doesn't really pay anymore. You can get paid a little above teacher's/police officer salary at a private law firm with few benefits or make the same at the DA or PD's office and get student loan forgiveness, good medical, and all that. Used to be private firms paid way more than government jobs, but not so anymore unless you get one of those aforementioned hard to come by "big law" jobs.

[UTSA Fan]

Has this been resolved? It was on the 6 P.M. news here. I'm going to take crap for this at work. Thank God I don't have to work with any SMU people like I did in my last job. Its a beating just being around them.