Welcome to Law School Transparency
Making entry to the legal profession more transparent, affordable, and fair
LST is an award-winning 501(c)(3) non-profit that does consumer advocacy and public education about the legal profession. Since our founding in 2009, we have made an outsized impact on law schools and their accreditor, the American Bar Association. As a result of our work, more law schools are held accountable and prospective law students make more informed choices about whether and where to attend law school.
Your tax-deductible donation is essential to our continued efforts to provide public education about law schools and the legal profession, as well as improving law schools in a variety of ways.
Recent Visibility
LST is one of the nation's most trusted sources for information and analysis on legal education issues. Our research, policy papers, reports, and staff are routinely cited by traditional and legal news organizations, popular blogs, and academic scholarship. A representative from LST may be available for phone interviews, broadcast interviews, podcasts, consulting, presentations, and other engagements. To reach us, email team@lawschooltransparency.com.
Press
- Thomas Cooley Law School Campaign To Defend Its Reputation Ends In Backfire So Epic The Quote 'Minstrelsy Was Fun' Comes Up, Above the Law
- Less than one-third pass latest bar exam to become Mississippi attorneys, Mississippi Clarion Ledger
- Legal Ed Section announces council slate, and it includes 1 young lawyer, ABA Journal
- What do associates want from their firms? You may be surprised, ABA Journal
- ABA Is Still Cracking Down On Law Schools That Admit Students Who Seem Incapable Of Graduating, Passing Bar Exam, Above the Law
Publications
- A Way Forward: Transparency in 2018, Law School Transparency Investigations
- Young Lawyers Deserve Seats At The Law School Accreditation Table, Above the Law
- On Richard Susskind's Ideas on the Profession's Future, National Law Journal
- Legal education experts consider fallout from increased interest among law schools in using a test other than the LSAT., Inside Higher Ed
- ABA Takes Giant Step Backwards On Transparency, Above the Law
Appearances
- Summit on the Future of Legal Education and Entry to the Profession, Miami, FL
- The Challenge of Affordability and Access in Legal Education, Vancouver, Canada
- Phi Alpha Delta Conference, Arlington, VA
- Young Lawyers Division Standard 316 Debate
- National Public Radio, Charlotte Talks, Charlotte, NC
I Am The Law
Informational interviews with new and seasoned law school graduates to convey what the practice of law is really like. The show helps listeners make better law school choices, improve the job search process, and (ultimately) increase job satisfaction.
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