Established in 2009, Law School Transparency is a nonprofit legal education policy organization. Our mission is to improve consumer information and to usher in consumer-oriented reforms to the current law school model. We operate independently of any legal institutions, legal employers, or academic reports related to the legal market. Read FAQ.
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Law School Transparency, a Tennessee-based nonprofit, is a consumer-oriented legal education policy organization. It was founded by two Vanderbilt University Law School students in 2009. Our mission is to encourage and facilitate the transparent flow of consumer information concerning the value of legal education and to usher in consumer-oriented reforms to the current law school model. LST operates independently of any legal institutions, legal employers, or academic reports related to the legal market.
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