The National Law Journal suggests as much here. But color me skeptical. Elite schools often toy with their entering class size to manipulate the LSAT's and GPA's they report to US News. They make up for this lost revenue by pumping up transfers. But will downsizing become a national trend beyond the elites? I have further thoughts on this issue over at the Faculty Lounge.
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