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: The Greatest American LawyerTough Times Ahead for Graduating Law Students in Today?s Job Market
By The Greatest American Lawyer
??not everyone will be able to find a job, U.S. News warns. ?Jobs are no longer a sure thing, and loans are harder to pay back????Although the job market is improving, experts caution that law school hopefuls need to carefully weigh the costs and benefits of a law degree??
??Despite worsening job prospects, tuition is rising, U.S. News says??
?David Stern, CEO of Equal Justice Works, told the magazine that students hear of law graduates making $160,000 and wrongly assume they will be making that kind of money? "By and large, it's just like the lottery. You're spending a huge amount of money in the hopes of hitting the jackpot, and there's relatively small chances, and the chances have gotten a lot smaller."
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Full post as published by The Greatest American Lawyer on April 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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