That's according to a survey in June of 750 prospective law students who took Kaplan Test Prep's LSAT course. The same survey also showed that more than half of those students contemplating law school plan to use their J.D. in a "non-traditional" legal field. The National Jurist's preLaw blog has the story:
Pre-law students want legal education to change
The vast majority of prospective law students — 79 percent — believe law schools need to make changes to better prepare students to practice...
