It's now official. SMU has a niche in the Dallas market that will be unaffected by this development, I imagine; the bigger risk is for Texas Wesleyan, which is also private, but not as old or established in the legal community as SMU. Of course, this is on the assumption that UNT will have significantly subsidized tuition which, in Texas, is unpredictable.
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