As law schools find themselves competing for talent in a diluted pool of qualified applicants, Seton Hall is using lowered tuition as a lure to attract a better class of student.
Starting next fall, applicants who meet threshold grade point averages and LSAT scores will pay tuition that is less than half of this year’s rate of $47,330. The discounted rate of $22,330 would be less than what Rutgers Law School is charging in-state students this year.
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