With law degree’s luster dimmed, a look at how data supports our new view of the JD (access required)

The news concerning the job prospects of law school graduates has been relentlessly downbeat, filled with horror stories suggesting that grads at some schools are more likely to get jobs as store clerks than law clerks. But law schools take stock of the career fortunes of alumni only one time, nine months after graduation. After that, you’ll get plenty of anecdotes, but a paucity of hard numbers—and, given the state of the economy, law schools have little incentive to go looking for any.

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

With law degree’s luster dimmed, a look at how data supports our new view of the JD

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