[DoodleDawg]

How many of these “students” actually pay for their education?

Regardless of how they're doing it, they're spending $50,000 a year to attend the 47th ranked law school in the country. They can't be that bright.

[mn-bush-man]

Regardless of how they're doing it, they're spending $50,000 a year to attend the 47th ranked law school in the country. They can't be that bright.

I don't see where this is the law school - I would assume it's the undergrad school, unless I missed something.

I actually enrolled at the law school in 1998 and moved out to Lexington. LOVED it out there. I had to withdraw and transfer to the University of Minnesota law school because of family emergencies... always wondered how life's path may have been different had I been able to stay out there. W&L was ranked ~20 when I was there. I see US News has it at 43 now... I wonder what led to the significant decline.

[kaehurowing]

W&L Law School actually has a pretty good reputation nationally.