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: Legal Theory BlogSolove on Entry Level Hiring
By Lawrence Solum
Dan Solove reports the percentage of JD Applicants who registered for the FAR (from AALS data) who received entry-level jobs (from my data). This yields a percentage-placed statistic. Unsurpisingly, Yale is number one with 45%, followed by Chicago at 43%, Stanford at 41%, and Illinois at 38%.
Some cautionary notes: (1) the entry-level hiring report data is self-reported and surely is incomplete: the actual percentages are higher than those Solove calculates; (2) not everyone who gets an entry-level job registers for the FAR: this creates a slight inflation factor.
Full post as published by Legal Theory Blog on May 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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