A new national study shows a dip in the proportion of African-Americans and Mexican-Americans among first-year students at U.S. law schools between 1993 and 2008.
Student numbers from those minority groups fell 2 percent from 4,142 to 4,060, despite a 6.84 percent upswing in overall enrollment, from 43,520 to 46,500, says the study, released Jan. 5 by Columbia University Law School’s Lawyering in the Digital Age Clinic.
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