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In my opinion, percentage of applicants accepted is the most essential metric in tracking the decline in selectivity at ABA-accredited law schools, and the consequent devaluation of a JD degree. Hiring is extremely dependent on who you know, who you are partnered up with, who the school does not want to offend, and who will spout laudatory things about a candidate because the spouter’s school itself wants its grads to get teaching jobs. Since none of us can relatively score all of our peer institutions, much more than two-thirds of medical school deans and an even greater percentage of residency …