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: Law StudentLawyer Salary Increases Compared to Law Student Debt
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After Law Student posted How Much are New Lawyers? Salaries?, the author of the Build A Solo Practice blog responded with this observation:
What would be an interesting statistic is the ratio of salary to debt service for law school.
She then presents information regarding the ratio of salary to debt here: Increasing law school debt compared to Lawyer Salaries.
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