Kaplan press release:
According to a Kaplan Bar Review
survey of over 700 law school graduates from the class of 2012, the
vast majority of tomorrow’s attorneys who collected their JDs give their
law schools high marks. 37% of law school graduates gave their law
school education an “A” grade, while 53% gave it a “B”. Only 9% gave
their legal education a “C” grade; 1% scored it a “D”. No respondents
gave their law school education an “F”. …It’s the toughest job market for new lawyers in nearly 20 years, but
the survey finds optimism in the face of adversity. While 56% of recent
law school graduates surveyed said they had not found a job in the
legal field yet, 62% expressed confidence that they would find
employment within the next three months.
- Business Inisder,
They Don't Have Jobs But Recent Law Grads Still Think Law School Was Worth It - JD Journal, Class of 2012 Law Grads Issue Law Schools Good Grades
- National Law Journal, Law School Retains Luster for Many Recent Graduates
- WSJ Law Blog, Despite Job Market, Recent Grads Heart Law School
