HELPING LOW-INCOME STUDENTS SUCCEED IN COLLEGE / A.B. Harvard College / University of Michigan Law School43 / University Admissions / University of Texas / U.S. Supreme Court / University of California / /
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law school grants / law schools / elite law schools / food stamps / selective law schools / /
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Law Fall / /
Organization
UCLA / University of California / University of Michigan Law School43 / Harvard Law School / UCLA School of Law Fall / BUREAU OF CENSUS / Century Foundation / UC Berkeley / LOW-INCOME STUDENTS SUCCEED IN COLLEGE / UCLA Law School / Harvard College / Univ. of Tex. / U.S. Supreme Court / Court of Appeals / Seattle School District / the University of Michigan / University of Texas / /
Person
MARTIN A. K URZWEIL / Jeff Strohl / Ginsburg / Anthony P. Carnevale / Anthony Carnevale / Martin Kurzweil / Kennedy / Stephen J. Rose / Rob Rogers / Meredith Phillips / Breyer / Thomas Espenshade / Richard Sander / Derek Bok / THOMAS J. ESPENSHADE / William Bowen / EUGENE M. TOBIN / Michal Kurlaender / Souter / Eric Grodsky / Andrea Sossin-Bergman / Richard D. Kahlenberg / Heather Rose / Alexandria Walton Radford / EDWARD N. WOLFF / Thomas Kane / Christopher Jencks / William G. Bowen / Likewise / /
Position
director of admissions / Fisher / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / California / /
PublishedMedium
DENVER UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW / the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette / /
REFLECTIONS ON RICHARD SANDER’S CLASS IN AMERICAN LEGAL EDUCATION RICHARD D. KAHLENBERG†Low-income students of all races have been the invisible men and women of American legal education. But in the nonfiction realm