While I agreee with Elie Mystal at ATL that Stanford makes some lame arguments for increasing tuition, I can’t really feel that sorry for the law students in Palo Alto. Truth is, many lawyer-aspirants would gladly sacrifice a beloved relative to go there.
But if you can’t get into Stanford (or even if you do), maybe it’s a good time to take a pause, and ask how much you really want to be a lawyer.
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