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<p>It might or might not be for the actual school. For rankings purposes, though, it will have zero effect. Zero. And it won’t catapult the school to national prominence, either. Moreover, Mexico is hardly either a center for deals or a burgeoning market for them (it’s BRIC, not BRIC…M). Finally, even if a deal with Latin American law schools is established, the American firms establishing offices in Latin America prefer 14 other schools to the University of Texas, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.</p>