【正确答案】
A
【答案解析】[听力原文] People who want to become lawyers traditionally attend three years of law school. Like medical students, many law students are deeply in debt by the time they finish their Juris Doctor, or JD degree. Those who take out loans borrow an average of around 125, 000 dollars to attend a private school. The average for public law school is about 75, 000 dollars. Almost all graduates must pass a bar examination to get a license to practice law. This is a professional test administered by states. New York University Law School professor, Samuel Estreicher, has written a paper about bar exam requirements. Professor Estreicher suggests that more students should be allowed to take the bar exam after two years of law school. He notes that this was more common in the past. He also suggests a more professional instead of a more academic program of study. Learning more about professional skills, he says, would better prepare a lawyer to serve the needs of average Americans. Some schools offer a two-year program, in addition to three-year traditional courses of study. Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago became the country's first top law school to add an accelerated program—that was in 2009. Northwestern has the same requirements for accelerated students as for three years students. They must learn the same material and pay the same price as students in the traditional program. Some lawyers argue against two year programs. They question whether many law firms would want to hire lawyers without that third year of law school. What situation may the most law students be in after graduation? 短文开篇就提及法学专业学生的高昂学费, ... many law students are deeply in debt by the time they finish their Juris Doctor, or JD degree即“很多法学专业的学生读完法学博士或者拿到法学学位后都债台高筑”，所以答案为选项A。