Law Graduates from Class of 2012 Give Their Schools Good Ratings Despite Difficult Job Market, LawCrossing.com Finds 5,000 Entry-level Jobs for Attorneys

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PRWeb ebooks - Another online visibility tool from PRWeb Law Graduates from Class of 2012 Give Their Schools Good Ratings Despite Difficult Job Market, LawCrossing. com Finds 5,000 Entry-level Jobs for Attorneys A recent survey shows that law students are satisfied over the quality of education that they received and are generally upbeat about their job prospects. Pasadena, CA (PRWEB) October 24, 2012 -- Despite media stories of a shortage of entry-level attorney jobs, most law students from the class of 2012 have given their law schools a good rating. The results are from a survey conducted by Kaplan Bar Review. It includes the responses of 705 law school graduates, who are also Kaplan Bar Review students, from the class of 2012. 37 percent of the respondents said that their law school gave them an “A” grade education, while 53 percent gave their law schools a “B” rating. Only 9 percent gave their schools a “C” rating and 1 percent gave theirs a “D”. None of the respondents gave Less