Career Prospects
The nine-month employment rate for the Class of 2010 was 88.1%. The median starting salary for graduates who reported their salary information to the law school was $160,000 at firms with more than 250 attorneys, $150,000 at firms with more than 100 attorneys but fewer than 250, $118,500 at firms with up to 100 attorneys, $81,250 for corporations, and $62,300 for judicial clerks. 46.3% of BLS ’10 graduates found work at law firms, and 35.5% at firms with more than 100 attorneys.
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