Indiana Tech Law, Still Seeking ABA OK, Offers 100% Free Ride Next Year

Indiana Tech Law, which did not receive ABA accreditation in June, will reapply this coming year.  Doing its best to recruit and retain good students, it will be offering its legal education tuition-free next year.  Details here.

H/T WSJ

Comments

[terry malloy]

Market price of an education at Indiana Tech Law - 0 Dollars.

Haven't they read S&M?

[confused by your post]

A wise move by Indiana Tech. If they don't do this, they would have almost no students. That couldn't be good in the ABA accreditation context. It is more likely than not that Indi Tech will either get its accreditation this year or at the very least, a waiver from the state bar allowing its new grads to take the bar exam.

The real problem will be if this year Indiana Tech doesn't get either accredited or a waiver allowing its grads to take the bar. In that case, the school will be closed. We'll know the school's fate within a year either way.