At a time when law schools across the United States are seeing increased enrollment, Florida’s 11 accredited law schools are seeing mixed results.

Nationally, J.D. enrollment is up 3 percent — the first measurable increase in the size of the first-year class since 2010. But among the 11 Florida law schools accredited by the American Bar Association, a few saw modest gains in enrollment, while others saw drops. On average, first-year class sized dropped 3.34 percent in Florida.

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