I agree with that. Law School numbers put admissions at nearly 50%, and median LSAT is around 153 which is about better than 60% for LSAT test takers. Also U.S.

I agree with that. Law School numbers put admissions at nearly 50%, and median LSAT is around 153 which is about better than 60% for LSAT test takers. Also U.S.NEWS ranks it at 400. Also their pass rate for the California bar is 6% lower than the state average. Those are all horrible numbers. I was considering law for a while, and have done a little research into it. Basically law is a numbers game. Schools only care about g.p.a and LSAT scores. Law firms only care about where you went to school and your g.p.a if you went to a bad school. And the firms who care the most about your school's name also pay the most. So the difference in salaries from private law firms at a top ranked law school and a bottom ranked school can be as high as 100k. Sure there are loan repayment programs at law schools for people who go into public service, but again it seems like the top schools are able to forgive the most debt. So basically, that law school seems like it has a horrible rate of return, and it looks like Kellum was lucky getting 100k+ a year. Also not looking at the terms of the loan was stupid Law School Numbers:http://calwestern.lawschoolnumbers.com/ http://calwestern.lawschoolnumbers.com/ Salary info: http://www.ilrg.com/rankings/law/median.php/1/desc/MSPrivate http://www.ilrg.com/rankings/law/median.php/1/desc/MSPrivate