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6 hours ago ago from The Faculty Lounge
UC Irvine Law School has announced two critical details about its Fall 2010 entering class. The cohort will contain 80 students (assuming the school hits its target) and these students will all receive at least half off the going tuition. Given the rise in UC fees, however, a 50% discount still leaves a big tab. In-state tuition for Irvine is expected to be around $40,000 and out of staters are likely to pay 50 grand. This means that an out ...
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14 hours ago ago from Environmental and Urban Economics
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10 hours ago ago from Texas Freedom Network
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20 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
By Ashby Jones The law school at UC Irvine. It's new. It's bold. It's selective. It's star-studded. It's controversial (or at least it was during the search for dean). It's got momentum. In short, it's got buzz. But can it keep it up? It's certainly trying. The school on Monday announced that everyone in next year's incoming class will, for all three years, receive a scholarship worth 50 percent of their tuition. The grants will be funded ...
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